JACOB DORRIS CRAVEN (RANDOLPH COUNTY,NC, 1827-1895), FOUR GALLON JAR Salt glazed stoneware with a wide flange rim and large applied lug handles, stamped beneath one handle "J.D. CRAVEN" above a coggle wheel "4",...
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William P. Jervis for Craven Art Pottery.Rare bowl. c. 1906, glazed earthenware. 3½ h × 8½ dia in. result: $882. estimate: $1,000–1,500. Impressed signature, manufacturer's mark and number to underside ‘Jervis...
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EXHIBITED WEST TENNESSEE 10 GALLON POTTERYJAR, ATTRIB....Exhibited West Tennessee (Henderson County) ten-gallon stoneware pottery jar attributed to Tinsley W. Craven. Oval-shaped with ear handles and a crimped or...
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P. MCOY AND E.S. CRAVEN STONEWARE JARS(RandolphCounty, North Carolina, P. MCoy, 1816-1876, E.S. Craven, 1810-1893) salt glaze to large ovoid storage jar, three different groups of incised banded line decorations to shoulder,...
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SIX PIECES OF J.D. CRAVEN STONEWARE(Randolphand Moore Counties, North Carolina, 1827-1895) red and tan salt glaze jug, smaller tan salt glaze jug, angled collared rims, applied thick strap handles, 12 in. and 9-1/4...
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ONE GALLON JUG, JACOB DORRIS CRAVEN(1827-1895 BROWERS MILL, NC) Salt-glazed stoneware, having a wide grooved strap handle, slightly ovoid body, stamp "JD CRAVEN" next to the handle attachment....
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ATTRIBUTED CRAVEN FAMILY, RANDOLPH COUNTY,NC, TWO GALLON JUG Probably W.N. Craven circa 1850s, salt spotted stoneware, the lip formation and tight handle attachment are representative of his work....
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JACOB DORRIS CRAVEN (RANDOLPH COUNTY,NC, 1827-1895), ONE GALLON JUG Salt glazed stoneware featuring a flange rim, tall neck, wide grooved applied handle, stamped to the right of the handle "J.D. CRAVEN"....
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FOUR IDENTIFIED SOUTHERN POTTERY PINCHBOTTLES All with noggins: an unmarked North State blue double dip (7 in.) (nicks to noggin edges); a signed Monticello Pottery, VA, earthenware with spatter glaze, repaired...
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HENRY RYLAND (1856-1924) FOR HOWELL& JAMES, LONDON
TILE, CIRCA 1870 painted and glazed earthenware, painted Designed Etc By H.Ryland for Messr. Howell & James, Regent Street, later wood frame, 13.5cm (5 1/2in)...
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GROUP OF TILES, CIRCA 1900 glazedearthenware, comprising a CARTER & CO. 'LONGBOAT' TILE, 15.2cm square; a CRAVEN DUNNILL LUSTRE TILE, 15.4cm square; a CARTER & CO. PEACOCK TILE, 15cm square; an IZNIK TILE,...
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RARE STAMP CRAVEN & CO. (1850S, RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), THREE GALLON CROCK Salt glazed stoneware ovoid form with rounded rim, wide applied lug handles each with cobalt applied to the upper surface, stamp below one...
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ENOCH S. CRAVEN (1810-1893 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), JUG Salt glazed stoneware, less than one gallon capacity, with a grooved handle with long flattened terminal, orange peel to the rear of the jug, large stamp...
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JACOB DORRIS CRAVEN (1826-1895 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), ONE GALLON JUG Salt glazed stoneware with wide lip, ovoid form, applied handle, stamped "J.D. CRAVEN" below handle....
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WILLIAM NICHOLAS CRAVEN (1820-1903 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), ONE GALLON PITCHER Salt glazed stoneware with orange peel surface and runs, rounded rim, applied grooved strap handle, stamp right of handled with capacity mark...
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WILLIAM NICHOLAS CRAVEN (1820-1903 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), THREE GALLON JAR Salt glazed stoneware with slightly bulbous tapered body, flange rim above wide grooved ear handles, strong stamp beside one handle "WN CRAVEN...
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ANDERSON CRAVEN (1801-1872 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), HALF GALLON JUG 1850s, salt glazed stoneware with area of salt spotting, rounded rim, pulled handle, all around glaze runs, clear mark "A.C"....
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DONNA CRAVEN (SEAGROVE, NC), LIDDEDJAR Wood fired salt glazed stoneware with dark slip applied in controlled runs, inscribed circles decorated the cover and shoulder, inscribed on the bottom "Craven."...
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JACOB DORRIS CRAVEN (1826-1895 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), STORAGE JAR Salt glazed stoneware, high rounded collar, inner rim, wide applied lug handles, inscribed lines at the throat, stamp "J.D. CRAVEN" below one handle....
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JACOB DORRIS CRAVEN (1826-1895 RANDOLPHCOUNTY, NC), STONEWARE CROCK Salt glazed cylindrical form, tapered neck and molded rim, stamped "J.D. CRAVEN" to shoulder....
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Southern stoneware jug John Craven PiedmontNorth Carolina circa 1840s salt glaze with tooled spout flanked by single thick strap handle attached to shoulder bearing stamp ''J.A.C.'' on slightly ovoid tapering form....
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J. D. Craven Jug North Carolina, 19thcentury, salt glaze stoneware with coggle-incised shoulder, impressed "J.D. Craven" (Jacob Dorris Craven, Randolph and Moore Counties, North Carolina, 1827-1895), 12-1/2 in.,...
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J.D. Craven stoneware pitcher, speckledsalt glaze, marked on side "J.D. Craven" (Jacob Dorris Craven, Randolph and Moore Counties, North Carolina, 1826-1895), 12-3/4 in. Scattered rim chips, normal base wear, otherwise...
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Southern stoneware pitchers JugtownSeagrove North Carolina group of six salt glaze pitchers having pinch-formed spouts with pulled and applied strap handles two with incised line decoration occuring at mid...
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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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J. D. Craven salt glaze butter crock,pale olive stoneware, marked on shoulder "JD Craven" (Jacob Dorris Craven, Randolph and Moore County, North Carolina, 1827-1895), 7 in. Extensive rim wear and scattered...
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NC Pottery Two Pieces J.D. Craven(JacobDorris Craven 1827-1895) salt-glazed stoneware both 1.5 quart capacity a jug and a cream riser both stamped ''J.D. Craven.''8 in. and 5 x 8 in.Minor roughness to inner rim...
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T.W. Craven stoneware jar, ovoid withtwo applied strap handles and central piecrust applied decoration, salt glaze with various mottled and runny shades of gray with bits of brown and green, large incised "X"...
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Two stoneware spittoons: one with mediumolive alkaline glaze, hole in side as made, 2-7/8 x 6-1/2 in., Provenance: James Coleman, large hole in bottom (not as made), surface anomalies as made ; one with Albany slip...
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W.N. Craven salt glaze stoneware jar,ovoid with applied lugs, overall speckled and runny dark olive glaze, stamped on side "WN Craven" (William Nicholas Craven, Randolph County, North Carolina, 1820-1903),...
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Southern stoneware vessels Craven FamilyPiedmont North Carolina circa 1870 salt-glazed consisting of two jugs and pitcher each with tooled rim and ribbon handles attached to slightly tapered form; jug stamp: J.D....
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T. W. Craven Stoneware Jar (TinsleyW. Craven, North Carolina/Tennessee, 1775-1860; working Henderson County, Tennessee, 1840-1860), ovoid with flattened rim and band of piecrust decoration at center, two lug...
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Two pieces North Carolina stoneware,both salt glazed: ovoid jug marked "J.D. Craven" (Jacob Dorris Craven, Randolph and Moore Counties, North Carolina, 1827-1895), handle with circular pinwheel stamp,...
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Stoneware jar, slightly ovoid with flattenedrim, mottled runny dark brown/red alkaline glaze, attributed by John Burrison to Isaac Henry Craven, 1839-1900, Mossy Creek, White County, Georgia, active in third quarter...
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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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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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