A few examples of appraisal values for
BRISTOL JUGS

• A collection of 19th Century
  A collection of 19th Century Bristol blue glassware comprising - water jug 7.5ins high goblet on spreading and folded foot 4.5ins high oval potted meat dish 7ins x 5ins x 3ins high (rim ground) early moulded cream jug 3ins high (cracked) and a collection of glassware various
• Southern stoneware merchant jugs
  Southern stoneware merchant jugs Savannah and Jacksonville circa 1880 Atlantic Coast Distillery jug together with H.C. Brinkman Stacker jug each with Bristol glaze bearing merchant marks. H14'' W10'' H11'' W7 3/4'' (2pcs) Provenance: Glenville North Carolina collection. Estate of Edgar C. Jones Coral Gables Florida.
• Jugtown rose bowl, foamy white
  Jugtown rose bowl, foamy white glaze, impressed "Jugtown Ware", 4-1/2 x 7 in. Minor glaze anomalies as made.
• Seven Bristol Glass Mugswith
  Seven Bristol Glass Mugswith various polychrome decoration all but one with hairlines.Sizes range from 3.5 to 4 5/8 in.
• Three Bristol? glass footed
  Three Bristol? glass footed dishes and a pitcher; all with hand painted and gilt decoration. Pitcher: 5 1/2"H. Good condition; grapes missing from clusters on one dish.
• 4PC BRITISH TOBY JUGSHand painted
  4PC BRITISH TOBY JUGSHand painted ceramic figural jugs in various sizes featuring characters drinking ale. Factory backstamps. Largest measures: 3"L x 4.25"W x 6.25"H. Smallest measures: 1.75"L x 2.25"W x 3.5"H. Country of Origin: England Condition: Age related wear. As found.
• PAIR OF BRISTOL GLASS VASES.
  PAIR OF BRISTOL GLASS VASES. Probably Bohemian first half 20th century. Urn form vases with maroon rims and bases and having transfer and handpainted decoration of little girls with their dolls. 11.25''h.
• Lot of 3 pieces of enameled Bristol
  Lot of 3 pieces of enameled Bristol like glass, English or Continental, 18th c, to include a handled mug, 5-1/2" h, enameled with a gentleman and his hat, applied handle with small chip at base of handle, a larger tankard, 6-1/2" h, with a scene of a house and flowers with a long hair crack, no other chips, cracks or restorations, and a double handled vase with a vase of flowers, 6" h, minor edge roughness to rim, no other chips, cracks or restorations Estimate $300-500
• (2) STONEWARE ADVERTISING JUGS,
  (2) STONEWARE ADVERTISING JUGS, LATE 19TH C.Smith Bros. Brewers, New Bedford, MA. 3 gallon, 16 1/2" high, good condition. 5 gallons, 19" high, shows slight hairline.
• Jugtown blue-glazed bowl, runny
  Jugtown blue-glazed bowl, runny blue glaze with red highlights, impressed on base "Jugtown Ware", 3-1/8 x 9-1/4 in. Excellent condition, normal glaze anomalies as made.
• FOUR POTTERY LIQUOR JUGSunsigned;
  FOUR POTTERY LIQUOR JUGSunsigned; with metal and cork stoppers, each incised to the upper body, one "Irish Whisky", "Scotch Whiskey", one "Gin", one "Brandy"; each 3 3/8 inches square; 7 1/4 inches high Condition:
• 4 EAST TN WHISKEY ADVERTISING
  4 EAST TN WHISKEY ADVERTISING JUGSFour East Tennessee liquor or whiskey advertising jugs including two Bristol and two Chattanooga jugs. 1st item - Tennessee liquor jug with cobalt lettering, "Will Lea Bristol, Tenn." 11"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 2nd item - Miniature liquor jug with cobalt label, "Parkwood KY. Bourbon - 100 Proof", Martin Lynch Co., Bristol, VA. 2 3/4"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 3rd item - Chattanooga liquor jug with cobalt lettering, "Chattanooga Distillery Distillers of Tennessee Whiskies Chattanooga...Tenn." 13 7/8"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 4th item - Chattanooga whiskey jug with cobalt lettering, "A. Samuels & Co. Chattanooga, Tenn". 12"H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance - Yates estate, Greeneville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item - Overall very good condition, some roughness to base edge underside. 2nd item - Overall excellent condition. 3rd item - Overall very good condition with minor stains to glaze. 4th item - some glaze flakes and shallow chips to rim, couple of large chips to base, hole drilled near base indicating past use as a lamp.
• TWO NORTON BENNINGTON VT JUGS.
  TWO NORTON BENNINGTON VT JUGS. Stoneware handled jug stamped Julius Norton, Bennington VT, with thistle cobalt decoration, 11”H x 6.5” dia. Along with a stoneware handled jug stamped J&E Norton, Bennington VT with cobalt bird decoration, 12”H x 7” dia.
• Jersey Pottery, a 1960s style
  Jersey Pottery, a 1960s style ceramic jug with integral handle, 28cm high and three vases, various [4]
• Claret jug
  Claret jug
• 2 TN JUGS, INCL. NASHVILLE
  2 TN JUGS, INCL. NASHVILLE WHISKEY JUGTwo (2) Burlon B. Craig folk art pottery items: 1st item: Double face jug with brown and cream swirled glaze, open mouth and single row of porcelain teeth on both sides of jug, signed "BBC" beneath one of the double handles. 12" H. 2nd item: Blue, cream, and gray swirled pitcher stamped on the base "B B CRAIG, VALE, NC". 7 3/4" H. Both items 20th century. Condition: 1st item: Overall very good condition with expected general wear. 2nd item: Chip to base, otherwise good condition.
• A pair of shouldered Bristol
  A pair of shouldered Bristol vases with hand painted figures and florals, also traces of gilt accents; 11"H. One vase with small rim chip and one with tight line in rim neck and some paint loss.
• Two Bristol Blue Cut Crystal
  Two Bristol Blue Cut Crystal Decanters
• TWO AMERICAN BROWN & GREEN GLAZED
  TWO AMERICAN BROWN & GREEN GLAZED POTTERY JUGS Group of two likely American Southern large glazed pottery vessels comprising a brown jug with incised bands at the neck and a green glazed jug, both apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Elizabeth Cross, Lawrenceville, Georgia. Approx. brown jug h. 18.75", dia. 9.75"; green jug h. 15", dia. 7.75".
• FIVE WELLER POTTERY FOREST
  FIVE WELLER POTTERY FOREST PATTERN MILK JUGS decorated with continuous forest scenes and fitted with wood form handles of various sizes from 7 in. to 5 in. (5)
• Pair of Bristol glass cruet bottles
  Pair of Bristol glass cruet bottles late 19th century The pointed finial stoppers over faceted slender bodies painted with gilt foliate garlands. (2). H: 7 1/2 in.
• Jugtown bowl, foamy white glaze,
  Jugtown bowl, foamy white glaze, unglazed foot ring, impressed "Jugtown Ware", 4 x 11 in. Minor glaze anomalies as made, interior with slight crazing at base.
• A Derby cider jug, circa 1765,
  A Derby cider jug, circa 1765, painted exotic birds and a bouquet of summer flowers, with scroll handle, 21cm high
• 2 JACK DANIELS ADVERTISING
  2 JACK DANIELS ADVERTISING WHISKEY JUGS1st item: Jack Daniels 2 Gallon advertising stoneware whiskey jug with Bristol glaze and stenciled in cobalt on the body "JACK DANIEL'S, OLD TIME DISTILLERY, LYNCHBURG, TENN." with "2" on the upper neck denoting gallon capacity. 12 3/4" H. Circa 1870 -1875. 2nd item: Jack Daniels 1 Gallon advertising stoneware whiskey jug with Bristol glaze and stenciled in cobalt on the body "JACK DANIEL'S, OLD TIME DISTILLERY, LYNCHBURG, TENN." 10 1/2" H. Circa 1870 -1875. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1st item: Some chipping to rim, shoulder and base. 2nd item: Large loss/chip to neck and rim. Minor fleabites to handle. Overall craquelure to glaze with stain on lower body.
• Three Jugtown egg vases: all with
  Three Jugtown egg vases: all with foamy white glaze, impressed "Jugtown Ware", 3-3/4 in. to 4-1/8 in. Minor glaze anomalies as made.
• C.J. Becham stoneware jug,
  C.J. Becham stoneware jug, squatty ovoid form, strap handle stamped "CJB" (C. Jackson Becham, 1862-1928, working late 19th century), mottled alkaline glaze, 10-1/2 in. Excellent condition, minor surface anomalies as made. James Coleman
• A large collection of Toby and
  A large collection of Toby and Character Jugs various manufacturers and sizes including glass toby jug and brass character jug star trek jugs etc (37)
• PAIR OF BIRMINGHAM CLARET JUGS 10
  PAIR OF BIRMINGHAM CLARET JUGS 10 ½" Two crystal claret jugs with sterling silver top, Birmingham, dated 1907 and 1908. Unidentified worn maker's mark.
• Two Stoneware Jugs one with rounded
  Two Stoneware Jugs one with rounded shoulders and runny dark olive glaze, 13 in.; four-gallon jug with mottled light and dark olive glaze, 16-1/4 in., both possibly Reinhardt or Propst, Catawba Valley, late 19th century,
• STONEWARE ADVERTISING JUG FOR
  STONEWARE ADVERTISING JUG FOR C.A. DORSHEIMERca. early 20th century; two-tone (dark brown and off-white) Bristol glazed cylindrical jug, oval cobalt advertising legend "C.A. Dorsheimer/ Wholesale Liquor Dealer/ 152 E. King St./ Lancaster PA" and also partial impressed mark of "Weir Pottery Co" (Monmouth, IL) by handle terminal, flattened plain rim, rounded shoulder, brown Bristol glaze interior, 6 3/4"d, 11"h; Condition: good
• A Staffordshire creamware jug,
  A Staffordshire creamware jug, circa 1800, one side with the slogan Commerce Revived above a scene of the continents paying tribute to Britannia, the other with a three masted ship, 14.5cm high, two nursery plates, four Welsh jugs and sundry ceramics Note: A similar jug to the lead item in this lot is in the Victoria & Albert Museum, Museum number 3462-1901
• Four silver jugs, including one
  Four silver jugs, including one of baluster shape, London 1912 and another of squat circular form, Birmingham 1895, approximately 390g
• Two Royal Worcester
  Two Royal Worcester Ornithological Jugs, c.1878/89 height 5.8 in — 14.7 cm; height 6.7 in — 17.1 cm
• A quantity of saltware jugs,
  A quantity of saltware jugs, various patterns, the largest 14cm high
• Set of five Villeroy & Boch
  Set of five Villeroy & Boch glazed pottery graduated jugs extra jug and similar salt barrel early 20th century; set of jugs - from quarter litre to three litre all impressed with extra quarter litre jug 6 to 13 in. salt barrel - 6 in. H all with impressed mark Estimate $ 150-250 Jugs probably had pewter lids.
• THREE BALTIMORE STONEWARE WHISKEY
  THREE BALTIMORE STONEWARE WHISKEY JUGS Late 19th century, with stencil merchant names Fisher Brothers 14 in. H., Lasky 12 in. H., and Rams Horn 14 in. H.