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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A Rare North or South Carolina “ColoredRepublicing Club” Stoneware Cooler
Dated July 7, 1892
in Southern alkaline glaze, with distinctive doubled collared rim, tooled body, two lug handles set low on the body...
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LANIER MEADERS (GEORGIA, 1917-1998),STONEWARE FACE JUG WITH ALKALINE BROWN TO GREEN GLAZE., HEIGHT 9.5”. WIDTH AT EARS 8”. DIAMETER AT BASE 5.25”.LANIER MEADERS, Georgia, 1917-1998, Stoneware face jug...
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COLUMBUS GEORGIA STONEWARE MINI JUG...
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Important Southern Edgefield Districtstoneware pictorial jug attributed to Stoney Bluff possibly Dave South Carolina circa 1860 rich alkaline glaze with single ring spout aside strap handle leading to ovoid body...
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Southern stoneware distillery jug ovoidform with strap handle body incised: From G.B. Stewart Distiller & Wholesale Liquor Dealer 147 Peters St Atlanta Georgia. H15'' Provenance: Atlanta Georgia collection. Literature:...
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Thirty-Two Books and Exhibition Catalogs,Southern Furniture, Decorative Arts and Related Including John Bivins, The Furniture of Coastal North Carolina, 1700-1820 detailed listing available. John Bivins, The Furniture...
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Georgia stoneware churn, everted rim,two strap handles, glossy alkaline glaze, one handle with incised "BB", the other with impressed "4" (Benjamin Becham, 1837-circa 1915, Crawford County),...
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Three Georgia stoneware bowls, all withalkaline glaze: one with medium brown glaze, found in Albany, Georgia, 3-3/4 x 9-1/2 in., rim wear and cracks, surface abrasions and wear, formerly painted green ; one with...
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Georgia stoneware two-handled jar, twoincised bands between combed wavy-line decoration, alkaline glaze, incised "6" twice, attributed to Washington or Crawford County, 19th century, 17 in. Rim chips...
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Arie Meaders lidded canister (1897-1989,Macon County, North Carolina; worked White County, Georgia), stoneware with tapered top and blue ring, applied blue grapes and green leaves, incised on base "Arie Meaders",...
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Five pieces Lanier Meaders pottery (1917-1998,White County, Georgia), stoneware with olive alkaline glaze: covered beanpot, 7-1/2 in.; three bowls, 4-3/4 in. to 5-1/4 in., incised on bases "Lanier Meaders"; crock with...
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Kline (Georgia) three-gallon crock,salt glaze stoneware, cylindrical with two lug handles, shaped rim, cobalt fruit and swirl decoration, stamped "C.S. Kline, Howells Mills Ga." (Charles S. Kline,...
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Southern stoneware verse-inscribed gardentile signed Dave Savannah River Valley or Central Georgia dated 1869 press-molded form and triple scallop top with inverted pyramid design body modified Albany and unglazed...
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Two Georgia stoneware bowls: one withrolled and flattened rim, pale olive alkaline glaze, attributed by John Burrison to William R. Addington, Gillsville, Georgia, 4-1/4 x 10-7/8 in., Provenance: O'Neal Community,...
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Three Georgia stoneware churns: onewith mottled brown/black glaze, lug and strap handles, shoulder with impressed "4" and incised ring, attributed to Crawford County, Georgia, 16-1/2 in., Provenance:...
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Three pieces Georgia stoneware: saltglaze crock, one side with cobalt decoration, 11-1/2 in., Provenance: Jack Shirah, 1980, heavily potted with sticky surface, rim wear with scattered small chips ; jar with...
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Three Georgia stoneware pitchers, allwith alkaline glaze: one with small pinched spout, runny olive glaze, attributed to John Burrison to Mossy Creek area, 9-3/4 in., Provenance: Purchased from Hunt's Wagon...
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Three Georgia stoneware bowls, all alkalineglaze: one with flattened rim, visible turning rings, dark brown mottled glaze, attributed to Crawford County, 4-7/8 x 12 in., Provenance: James Coleman, 1980, good condition,...
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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 pieces Georgia stoneware, allalkaline glaze: jar with mottled black and dark red glaze, shallow lug handles, 7 in., Provenance: Griffin notes: "Found at site of James Long Pottery, Crawford County,...
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Georgia stoneware churn, two strap handles,dark brown alkaline glaze, one handle marked "BM(?)", the other with "S" or "2", 13-1/2 in. Extensive large rim chips, surface abrasions and...
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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 pots: jug withstrap handle, impressed "J", possibly W.B. Jones, Crawford County, 14-1/4 in., good condition, small rim chips, surface abrasions and wear; two-gallon jar with two...
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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 Georgia stoneware face jugs byChester Hewell signed on base two - 9 3/4" h. one - 10 3/4" h. ?...
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Three Georgia stoneware face jugs byReggie Meaders all signed 6" h. 6 1/4" h. and 6 1/2" h. ?...
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Georgia stoneware face jug by LanierMeaders signed on base 9 1/4" h. ?...
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Two Georgia stoneware face jugs by FlossieMeaders both signed 11" h. and 11 1/2" h. ?...
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Four Georgia stoneware face jugs byMarie Rogers all signed tallest - 11" h. ?...
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Three pieces of Georgia stoneware byMarie Rogers to include a bird and two miniature grotesque jugs tallest - 7 1/2". ?...
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Georgia stoneware face jug by EdwinMeaders signed on base 10 1/4" h. ?...
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Two Georgia stoneware face jugs by Davidand Reggie Meaders both signed 9 1/4" h. and 8" h. ?...
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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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Georgia Stoneware Jug bodie lime glaze16'' handled....
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