2 GA ALKALINE GLAZE STONEWARE JUGSPairof Georgia alkaline glaze drip stoneware jars. 1st item - Dark alkaline glaze drip jug with olive drips over a dark brown body, extruded handle, two incised lines around the...
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2 SOUTHERN ALKALINE GLAZE STONEWAREJUGSPair of Georgia alkaline glaze drip stoneware jars, possibly White Co., GA. The angled rims, handles, and gallon capacity script indicate the same potter. 1st item - Dark...
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3 ALKALINE STONEWARE FORMS, ATTRIB.NCGrouping of three (3) North Carolina alkaline glazed stoneware pottery forms, including two jugs and a preserving jar. 1st item - Alkaline glazed jar with black and grey...
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3 SOUTHERN ALKALINE GLAZED POTTERY FORMS,NC & OTHERGrouping of three (3) Southern alkaline glazed forms including two (2) jars and one(1) jug. 1st item - Tall Southern green alkaline preserving jar with heavy drips...
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LINCOLN COUNTY NC ALKALINE JUG, MARKEDH. R.Scarce North Carolina alkaline glazed jug by Henry Ritchie (b. 1822, Lincoln Co. NC), marked "HR" on upper shoulder with an inscribed "2" denoting gallon capacity. "HR"...
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4 GA FOLK POTTERY ITEMS, INCL. SNAKEJUG, HOG VESSEL, F...Four (4) Georgia stoneware folk pottery items, including snake jug, hog vessel, and face jug. 1st item: Cream slip-glazed, closed-mouth rattlesnake jug...
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TWO PIECES OF SOUTHERN POTTERYCatawbaValley stoneware jug, olive green alkaline glaze, flared spout, applied strap handle, 12-1/4 in.; large stoneware cooler, yellowish brown alkaline glaze, ring decoration at...
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TWO PIECES OF W.F. HAHN STONEWARETrenton,South Carolina, circa 1880-1890, small churn form with streaky brown and light olive green alkaline glaze, applied arched lug handles at shoulder, stepped neck, thick flaring...
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FIVE PIECES OF BURLON CRAIG POTTERY(Vale,North Carolina, 1914-2002) runny green alkaline glazed jug, applied snake decoration, eight bands of wavy line decoration to shoulder, applied strap handle, flared spout,...
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THREE PIECES OF GEORGIA POTTERY(MichaelCrocker, Lula, Georgia, B.1956) large storage jar with runny green alkaline glaze, angled ovoid form, incised line at neck, applied lug handles at shoulder, curved neck, tooled...
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FOUR PIECES OF GEORGIA POTTERYrunnygreen alkaline glazed pitcher, signed "Anita Meaders" on base, 10 in.; two handled Albany slip glazed vase, signed "A.G. Meaders 1986" on base, 7-1/4 in.; brown glazed pitcher...
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FOUR CATAWBA VALLEY STONEWARE JUGS INCLUDINGJFS(James Franklin Seagle, Lincoln County, North Carolina, 1829-1892) runny brownish green alkaline glaze, ovoid form jug, "JFS" and "1" stamp at shoulder. ringed neck, thick...
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THREE PIECES OF SOUTHERN STONEWARElargejug with light green runny alkaline glaze, rounded shoulder, angled neck, short spout, applied strap handle, likely of Alabama or Georgia, 13-3/4 in.; canning jar with shiny...
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THREE PIECES OF NORTH CAROLINA POTTERYBurlonCraig marriage jug, 20th century, brown and gray glaze with cream swirl, five collared spouts, stamped "B.B. CRAIG. VALE N.C." on base, 9 in.; "BROWN BROS" stamped pottery...
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THREE PIECES OF CATAWBA VALLEY POTTERYtallstorage jar with runny green alkaline glaze, applied lug handles, flared rim incised "4" at shoulder, 18 in.; small wide jar with brownish green alkaline glaze, angled shoulder,...
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TWO PIECES OF RHINEHARDT BROS. POTTERY(Vale,North Carolina, circa 1930s) runny olive green alkaline glazed pitcher, ridged shoulder, applied strap handle with extended tail, up angled pinched spout, 11-1/2 in.; olive...
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RARE AND IMPORTANT MONUMENTAL "JCM"STAMPED 10 GALLON T...(Catawba Valley, Lincoln County, NC, circa 1840) olive green alkaline glaze over very large rounded ovoid form, green glassy runs down sides of jug from...
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Four Southern Stoneware Jugs
North Carolina,20th Century
including three alkaline glaze jugs by Kim Ellington and a face jug by David Garner of Turn and Burn Pottery.
shortest Ellington jug with incised Ellington, shoulder...
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BURLON CRAIG (LINCOLN COUNTY, NC, 1914-2002),DEVIL JUG Small glass and alkaline glazed jug featuring protruding horns, grooved handle, open mouth with (3) pointed teeth, stamped on the underside and hand-inscribed next...
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ATTRIBUTED EDGEFIELD DISTRICT (SC),FOUR GALLON ALKALINE GLAZED JUG 19th century ovoid stoneware form with tooled throat, tooled bands to the body, unidentified impressed hatchmark signature on lower throat....
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THREE ALKALINE GLAZED JUGS, WESTERNNC 19th century, stoneware, two are approximately half gallon, the larger has an Albany slip glaze (8 1/2 in.) (spout chipping); the smaller (7 3/4 in.) has traces of rutile...
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TWO ALKALINE GLAZED JUGS (19TH CENTURY,NC), TWO GALLON SIZE The first has an unusual frogskin glaze, very ovoid with single long handle, inscribed lines at the shoulder, strong taper, not signed (crazing and base...
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Three alkaline glaze jugs: one withtwo strap handles, mottled medium olive glaze, incised lines on shoulder, found near Hiawassee, Georgia, 1976, 17-1/4 in., Provenance: Francis Allen, minor abrasions and scattered...
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Alkaline Glazed Stoneware Jug Plus Americanan alkaline glaze stoneware jug with strap handle unmarked PLUS a small Navajo pitcher with ear of corn decoration in relief marked H. Herda; jug ht. 11.5 in....
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Three alkaline glaze jugs: ovoid withfine runny medium brown and olive glaze, attributed to Wiley Meaders, White County, Georgia, 1875-1965, 16-1/4 in.; two ovoid with everted rims, single strap handles, dark...
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Southern stoneware jugs Burlon CraigVale North Carolina circa 1970s alkaline glaze face jug with hand-formed spout pulled and applied strap handle above hand-formed facial features with broken china teeth; together...
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Miniature Pottery Collection probablySouthern, 19th and 20th centuries, jugs, pitchers, lidded sugar, four pieces Hilton Pottery with blue rims (McDowell County, North Carolina, second quarter 20th century),...
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Southern stoneware pitcher and jug CatawbaValley North Carolina circa 1880 rich olive alkaline glaze saddle jug having tooled spout attached to strap handle on flattened ovoid body together with alkaline glaze pitcher...
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Three pieces Southern pottery: Albanyslip glaze stoneware churn, marked "JD Bishop/Meansville/R #1" (Upson-Pike County, Georgia), 13-1/2 in., [extensive glaze loss and rim chips, base wear]; stoneware three-gallon...
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Three stoneware jugs: runny dark olivealkaline glaze, possibly North Carolina, 11 in., 1/4 in. rim chip, kiln debris and base chips, probably as made ; incised band at shoulder, runny medium olive alkaline glaze,...
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Thomas Richie Alkaline-Glazed Jug (LincolnCounty, North Carolina, 1825-1909), ovoid form with striated glaze, incised ring decoration at neck, stamped "TR" over "2", 13 in.,...
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Two Georgia Stoneware Jugs one ovoidwith alkaline glaze, attributed to Becham family, Georgia, 19th century, 13 in., excellent condition, minor glaze flaws as made; six-gallon jug with one handle, alkaline glaze,...
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Three pieces Matthew Hewell pottery(Gillsville, Georgia, born 1972), stoneware with runny alkaline glaze: pitcher with blue band and seal for state of Georgia, dated 2005, 10 in.; chicken waterer with large...
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Three pieces John Meaders pottery: allwith runny olive alkaline glaze: pitcher with applied grapes and leaves, 8-1/2 in.; jug with applied grapes and leaves, 8-1/2 in., both marked on base "John Meaders, Cleveland,...
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Alkaline-Glazed Jug With Rutile possiblyHartsoe family, Catawba Valley, North Carolina, late19th/early 20th century, slightly everted rim and strap handle, mottled brown glaze with blue rutile runs, 12 in.,...
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Alkaline glaze jug, strap handle, incised"2" on rounded shoulder, speckled and runny light olive glaze, attributed by John Burrison to Mossy Creek area, probably Isaac Craven, born 1839, 15-1/2 in. Good...
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