A few examples of appraisal values for
MARSHALL POTTERY

• Collection of Ten Stoneware Churns and
  Collection of Ten Stoneware Churns and Storage Crocks/Jugs, consisting of a large American provincial beige stoneware butter churn, first quarter 20th century; a Marshall Pottery, Texas, blue-banded No. 3 beige stoneware butter churn; a No. 2 Marshall blue-banded butter churn, signed; a pair of similar No. 1 blue-banded stoneware butter churns; a two-gallon brown and white stoneware storage jug; a brown stoneware storage crock, fourth quarter 19th century; a Uhl Pottery Company, Indiana, blue and bone-white No. 2 cylindrical storage crock, signed; an American provincial hand-thrown brown stoneware two-handled butter churn, third quarter 19th century, the cover and dasher lacking; and an American provincial hand-thrown buff stoneware butter churn, fourth quarter 19th century, retains the period center aperture cover and wooden dasher.