E.L. STORK GEORGIA STONEWARE RING JUGEarly 20th c. Alkaline Glazed Ring Flask, ca. 1910, made by ceramicist Edward Leslie Stork (1869-1925) at his Orange, GA pottery (founded 1910), with handle and footed base,...
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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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2 SOUTHERN STONEWARE POTTERY ITEMS,INCL. MINIATURE WHI...1st item: Flat sided miniature whiskey jug advertising Ames Buggy and Automobiles of Kentucky, two-tone glaze, with blue stenciled letters on front:...
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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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LANIER MEADERS GLAZED STONEWARE UGLYFACE JUG Quillan Lanier Meaders (American/Georgia 1917-1998), Southern brown glazed Ugly Face stoneware jug, having an applied handle, signed to underside. Note: Works by...
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C.J. Becham stoneware jug, squatty ovoidform with two applied handles, runny medium olive alkaline glaze, one handle stamped "CJB" (C. Jackson Becham, son of Washington Becham, Crawford County, Georgia,...
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Rare Southern Edgefield District stonewarejug Dave South Carolina circa 1863 rich alkaline glaze with double ring tooled spout aside thick pulled and applied strap handle terminating in thumb impression attached to...
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William Becham stoneware jug, ovoidwith single strap handle marked "WB" (William W. Becham, Crawford County, Georgia, working 1850-1870, son of John Becham, Sr.), mottled dark brown/olive alkaline...
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Franklin L. Becham stoneware jug, ovoidwith strap handle marked "FLB" (Franklin L. Becham, 1871-1958, Crawford County, Georgia, son of Washington Becham), mottled olive brown alkaline glaze, 10 in. Very...
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Three alkaline glaze stoneware jugs:one ovoid with applied strap handle, medium olive glaze, visible turning rings, 13-3/8 in., Provenance: Hunt's Antiques, Elberton, Georgia, 1985, handle with repaired...
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William Becham stoneware jug, ovoidwith double strap handles, one handle marked "WB" (William W. Becham, Crawford County, Georgia, working 1850-1870, son of John Becham, Sr.), mottled dark brown/olive...
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Southern stoneware jug probably Pottersvilleor Horse Creek Valley Edgefield South Carolina circa 1830 alkaline glaze with double ring-tooled spout on ovoid form; upper body impressed I or J probably Pottersville or...
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William Becham stoneware jug, ovoidwith applied strap handle marked "WB" (William W. Becham, Crawford County, Georgia, working 1850-1870, son of John Becham, Sr.), visible turning rings, runny olive...
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Two William Becham stoneware jugs: eachovoid with strap handles impressed "WB" (William W. Becham, Crawford County, Georgia, born 1824, active 1850-1870), one with medium brown/olive glaze, Provenance:...
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Decorated Hewell stoneware pitcher,applied grapes and vine, runny alkaline glaze with some brown, white and green highlights, base marked "Harold Hewell plus Grace Nell Hewell 3-30-2004", 14-1/2 in. The Collection...
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Timmerman stoneware jug, alkaline glazeand marked "T" in handle, tapered top, marked "T" in handle, attributed to Shimuel Timmerman, Lanier County, Georgia, working 1880s, 11-3/8 in. Good condition,...
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Picasso ceramic pitcher (Pablo Picasso,Spanish, 1881-1973), partially glazed earthenware pitcher, "Picador", 1952 edition of 500 (Ramie 162), inscribed in black slip "Edition Picasso Madoura",...
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Cheever Meaders stoneware pitcher (1887-1967,White County, Georgia), dark brown/olive alkaline glaze, 10 in. Griffin notes this pitcher was "made by Cheever Meaders and sold by him to Norma K. Seiferla in 1960s at Mossy...
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Three alkaline glaze stoneware jugs:one cylindrical with rounded shoulder, strap handle stamped "JH [backwards J]", unknown maker, mottled dark brown and olive glaze, 9-3/4 in., good condition, scattered...
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Georgia stoneware jug, slightly steppedrounded shoulder, striking dark brown runny alkaline glaze with green borders, 19th century, 12-1/2 in. Spout chip, otherwise good condition. P.J. Grimes, 1978...
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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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Three Georgia stoneware jugs, all withAlbany slip glaze: one with rounded top, marked "JW Salter" and "T" (John W. Salter, Upson-Pike County, Georgia area, working early 20th century, 10-1/2...
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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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Two stoneware jugs, both with two handles:one ovoid with mottled olive/brown alkaline glaze, probably Washington or Crawford County, Georgia, 12-1/4 in., Provenance: Eugene Massey, slightly skewed, rim chips, glaze...
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Stiles horseshoe earthenware jug, markedin blue under glaze "Stiles Patent Recherché Ware, Cleveland, O. Patented May 10 1892", 10-7/8 in.; see attached information. Several small rim chips, firing...
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T.J. Averett stoneware jug, roundedshoulder, strap handle stamped "TJA" (Thomas J. Averett, born 1875, Crawford County, Georgia, son of William Averett), runny green and brown alkaline glaze, 14-3/4...
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Three Georgia stoneware jugs: one withbulbous body, runny brown Albany slip glaze, 5 in., Provenance: Harold Lloyd, 1980, small rim chips, normal base wear ; one with ovoid body, runny medium olive glaze, 8-1/4...
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Stoneware jug, strap handle, mottledand runny olive alkaline glaze, three incised lines at shoulder, Griffin notes maker "identified by John Burrison as Tarplin Dorsey, Mossy Creek, Georgia; operated a shop...
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Lucius Jordan stoneware jug, strap handleand rounded shoulders, medium brown alkaline glaze, signed in script "J" (Lucius Jordan, 1816-1880, Washington County, Georgia, working third quarter 19th century),...
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Three Bishop stoneware jugs: one Albanyslip glaze, marked on shoulder "C.G. Bishop" (Curtis G. Bishop, Upton County, Georgia area, active 1920s), 9-3/4 in., hole in side possibly later for use as birdhouse,...
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W. Beecham stoneware jug, ovoid withmedium to runny olive alkaline glaze, handle marked "WB" (Washington Beecham, Crawford County, Georgia, 1835-1918, active 1880-1890), 10-1/2 in. Handle with two...
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Stoneware jug, two strap handles, oneimpressed "HN" (Henry Newton Long, born 1858, Crawford County, Georgia, working late 19th century), mottled brown alkaline glaze, 15-1/4 in. Large rim chip, other...
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Stoneware jug, apple shape with straphandle, mottled brown glaze, Griffin notes "attributed by John Burrison to be work of a Craven family potter", 7-1/2 in. Sandy surface (underfired), small rim and...
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T.J. Averett stoneware jug, strap handlemarked "TJA" (Thomas J. Averett, born 1875, Crawford County, Georgia, son of William Averett), mottled brown/olive alkaline glaze, 9-3/4 in. Large rim chip, otherwise...
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I.H. Craven stoneware jug, runny mediumolive alkaline glaze, attributed by John Burrison to I.H. Craven, 1839-1900, White County, Georgia, 7 in. Large rim chip, old corn cob in top, otherwise good condition. Griffin...
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Georgia Stoneware Jug bodie lime glaze16'' handled....
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