A few examples of appraisal values for
BROWN JUG

• A large blue and white jug a blue
  A large blue and white jug a blue and white foot basin and another smaller blue and white jug
• 2 gallon blue bird decorated
  2 gallon blue bird decorated stoneware jug, some discoloration, 12 3/4" h Estimate $200-300
• Claret jug
  Claret jug
• 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".
• A green studio pottery jug, 12cm
  A green studio pottery jug, 12cm high and eleven other pieces of studio pottery
• Two-gallon stoneware jug with
  Two-gallon stoneware jug with blue decorated bird. 14''h.
• A silver helmet-shaped cream jug,
  A silver helmet-shaped cream jug, JBC & Son Ltd., Birmingham 1974, on three scroll feet, 10cm high, approximately 130gm
• Three-gallon stoneware jug with
  Three-gallon stoneware jug with blue decoration signed "Cowden-Wilcox". 14"h.
• Five brown and white stoneware
  Five brown and white stoneware jugs, one to five gallons, 11” - 21”H Condition: 1 gal with chip to rim and foot CT Transfer Fee $30
• A blue and white jug, 30cm high,
  A blue and white jug, 30cm high, a Masons jardinière, a lustre jug and a Mintons coffee pot and cover
• 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.
• An American Bennington Brown
  An American Bennington Brown Glaze Toby Jug circa 1820 depicting a standing woman with her lidded tricorn hat forming the spout holding a cup and liquor bottle with a C-shaped spurred handle to the back. Height 9 inches.
• 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.
• Hide-Covered Water Jug age and
  Hide-Covered Water Jug age and culture unknown, 8 x 6-1/2 in.,
• Flower Jug black brown with green
  Flower Jug black brown with green and yellow leaf design 7''h has two tiny chips on the lip.
• Jugtown red/blue glazed jar,
  Jugtown red/blue glazed jar, mottled and runny red and blue glaze Chinese style jar, impressed Jugtown Ware mark, attributed to Ben Owen, 1920s, 7-1/2 in. Minor surface anomalies as made, chip to glaze pooling at base, excellent condition. Private Collection.
• A small glass bottle of striated
  A small glass bottle of striated variegated brown glass probably ancient.
• A silver cream jug and caster in
  A silver cream jug and caster in original case Birmingham 1938.
• JAPANESE BROWN DECORATED
  JAPANESE BROWN DECORATED STONEWARE JUG: Brown decorated baluster form jug with floral motif on either side. Unmarked. 10 1/2'' h. x 6'' dia.CONDITION: Note firing flaws rim chips uneven finish.
• (3) Stoneware jugs, c/o 3-gallon
  (3) Stoneware jugs, c/o 3-gallon blue stenciled (16" h), 2-gallon brown (13" h), 1-gallon (12" h)
• Eight vintage brown and white
  Eight vintage brown and white stoneware jugs, one with three gallon mark. 13”H to 16”H Condition: some with chips CT Transfer Fee $40
• JUGTOWN VASE. Small size with
  JUGTOWN VASE. Small size with mottled brown and orange glaze. Impressed signature. 4'' h.
• Two brown face Toby jugs: brown
  Two brown face Toby jugs: brown speckled faces, each holding brown pitcher, slightly varying pipe configurations and colors of clothing, each about 10 in., probably 19th century. Repairs to pipe and hat of one with speckled vest, scattered chips, one with yellow vest with overall crazing. Couey Collection.
• John Burger Rochester 3-gallon
  John Burger Rochester 3-gallon ovoid jug, cobalt blue floral decoration at front, stamped John Burger Rochester at neck, 17"H
• 1 gal blue decorated stoneware
  1 gal blue decorated stoneware ovoid jug, no damage, 12" tall Estimate $100-200
• A silver cream jug Birmingham
  A silver cream jug Birmingham 1968 with gadrooned leaf rim approximately 190gm
• 1 gal blue decorated stoneware jug,
  1 gal blue decorated stoneware jug, Nichols and Boynton, Burlington, VT, 11 1/2" h, no chips, cracks in side Estimate $50-150
• An English medieval jug, 14th -
  An English medieval jug, 14th - 15th Century, of so-called Border ware, the round body beneath a grooved cylinder neck, decorated with a mottled yellow-green glaze, 15.5cm high/Note: bought from Jonathan Horne /Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• Brass and copper jug 20'' high
  Brass and copper jug 20'' high along with a brass two handle watering can
• Four brown and white stoneware jugs
  Four brown and white stoneware jugs Estimate $ 60-90 No condition report supplied.
• A silver cream jug, Birmingham
  A silver cream jug, Birmingham 1923, of oblong form on ball feet, three baluster silver pepper pots, a silver pounce pot and a silver plated pepper pot, approximately 397g
• Jerry Brown face jug, pitcher: face
  Jerry Brown face jug, pitcher: face jug with incised date on base "9-91", 8-3/4 x 7-1/2 x 8 in.; pitcher with incised date on base "2-92", 7-1/2 x 8 x 7 in., both incised on base "Jerry Brown/Hamilton/AL.".
• 2 gal blue decorated stoneware
  2 gal blue decorated stoneware ovoid jug, some glaze flaking, otherwise no damage, 14" tall Estimate $150-250
• Two E.J. Brown redware face jugs
  Two E.J. Brown redware face jugs (Evan Javin Brown, 1879-1980, Georgia/North Carolina): double jug with horns, broken china eyes and teeth, bold mustache and beard, blue/black glaze, 12-3/4 in.; one with open mouth, broken china teeth, brown glaze, 6-3/4 in., small glaze chip on ear, marked on bases "EJ Brown, Arden, NC Hand Made" (Ed Brown, Buncombe County, North Carolina), both with brown glaze.
• (3) Miniature pottery advertising
  (3) Miniature pottery advertising jug, c/o "Little Brown Jug 1884 Gerson & Seligman Montgomery Ala" (4-1/2" h, chips to spout & handle), "Jones Bros & Co Manfrs of Cider & Vinegar Louisville Ky" (3-1/4" h), "Bennington Aug 16 1877 (3-1/2" h, missing handle)
• Two-gallon stoneware jug 19th c.
  Two-gallon stoneware jug 19th c. with blue decorated front. 14"h.