A few examples of appraisal values for
BROWN WARE

• Beswick Burnham Beauty 2309 Brown
  Beswick Burnham Beauty 2309 Brown Gloss
• Brown glazed redware pottery jar,
  Brown glazed redware pottery jar, band of coggled decoration, may be Chester County, 8 1/2" h, minor glaze flakes around rim Estimate $60-90
• BROWN GLAZED EARTHENWARE POTBROWN
  BROWN GLAZED EARTHENWARE POTBROWN GLAZED EARTHENWARE POT, h: 23.5 x w: 14 in.
• Brown glaze pottery ewer, approx
  Brown glaze pottery ewer, approx 33cm
• Beswick Brown Bear 1314
  Beswick Brown Bear 1314
• Beswick Shire 818 Brown Gloss
  Beswick Shire 818 Brown Gloss
• Louis D. Brown face jug, jagged
  Louis D. Brown face jug, jagged ceramic teeth, glossy brown glaze, base incised "Brown's Pottery/Arden NC./Louis D. Brown", also signed under proper left ear "Louis D. Brown", 8 x 6-1/2 x 7 in.
• A Bourne Denby brown glaze inhaling
  A Bourne Denby brown glaze inhaling jar, cover and liner, 24cm high and a quantity of pharmaceutical measuring jars, viales and sundries
• Beswick Huntswoman 1730 Brown Gloss
  Beswick Huntswoman 1730 Brown Gloss
• Sandy Brown (born 1946), a
  Sandy Brown (born 1946), a stoneware plate and jug, painted abstract decoration and glazed, impressed potter's mark to jug base, plate 27cm diameter and jug 18cm high
• DAVIS BROWN (NC), FOLK POTTERY FACE
  DAVIS BROWN (NC), FOLK POTTERY FACE JUG, BROWNS POTTERY Atibuted, 1930s, Arden NC., greenish tone Albany slip glazed stoneware, semi-ovoid applied features of upraised nose, heavy lips over three tiny chip teeth, stamped on the underside "Browns Pottery" and with inscribed gaze-filled "47".
• Beswick Shire Mare 818 in Brown
  Beswick Shire Mare 818 in Brown Gloss
• Beswick Brown Arab Xayal Charcoal
  Beswick Brown Arab Xayal Charcoal Grey/Black Gloss 1265
• (3) Stoneware crocks, c/o USA
  (3) Stoneware crocks, c/o USA double handle dark brown & tan bean pot with lid (7-1/2" h), unmarked single handle light brown & tan bean pot with lid (6-1/2" h), Chester County reproduction redware fruit jar signed D Long 1979 (6-1/2" h)
• GRP: 2 1940S DECORATED BROWN COUNTY
  GRP: 2 1940S DECORATED BROWN COUNTY POTTERY INDIANABrown County Pottery, Indiana, USA. Group of two handmade and a decorated ceramic wares including one jug in a cream glaze with accents, decorated with a grapes and leaves along the top; and one dish in cream glaze with accents, decorated with an acorn and pinecone design, marked "Brown Co. Pottery" along the underside; both ca. 1940s. Dish; height 1 1/2 in x diameter: 7 1/2 in. Pitcher; height: 5 3/4 in x diameter: 4 1/2 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• Beswick Brown Shire Horse 818
  Beswick Brown Shire Horse 818
• Group of 19th Cent. Brown
  Group of 19th Cent. Brown Transferware Platter very good W 18''. 8 plates v.g. Dia. 10 1/2''. 2 serving dishes v.g. W 12''. Coffee pot v.g. Ht. 11''.Provenance: From the collection of the former Campbell-Whittlesey House Museum.E
• Beswick Large Hunter in Brown Gloss
  Beswick Large Hunter in Brown Gloss 1734
• (2) Stoneware brown & tan crocks,
  (2) Stoneware brown & tan crocks, c/o bean pot with lid (6-1/2" h), The Weir fruit jar (8" h, chip to lid)
• Sandy Brown (born 1946), a
  Sandy Brown (born 1946), a painted pottery charger, geometric designs in salmon, blue and yellow tones, painted signature, 29.5cm wide
• (9) Brown and cream pottery
  (9) Brown and cream pottery pitchers, various makes including Hall and unmarked
• Beswick Grey Horse 1549 and Similar
  Beswick Grey Horse 1549 and Similar in Brown (2)
• Brown Pottery miniature face jug,
  Brown Pottery miniature face jug, stoneware with Albany slip glaze, broken china teeth, base stamped "Brown Pottery" (Arden, North Carolina), 5-1/4 in. Minor firing flaws and glaze chips.
• Beswick Brown Turkey 1957 height
  Beswick Brown Turkey 1957 height 18cm
• Brown glazed stoneware center bowl,
  Brown glazed stoneware center bowl, mottled rich brown glaze, possibly an ikebana vase, probably 20th century, 10 x 15 x 9-1/2 in. Base with wear, interior with crazing and minor scratches, assorted glaze flaws, two cracks, 3 in and 2 in. with associated chip to side.
• Brown-glazed redware cream/milk
  Brown-glazed redware cream/milk pot, possibly Piedmont North Carolina, 1750-1850, 7-1/4 in.; see attached MESDA description and related information. Extensive rim wear and glaze loss, 4 in. crack, other surface abrasions. Deaccessioned from MESDA and Old Salem to benefit the Acquisition Fund.
• Five Louis Brown redware pigs,
  Five Louis Brown redware pigs, unglazed pottery: boar, sow, three piglets, attributed to Louis Brown, 1930s, Brown Pottery, Arden, North Carolina, 1-7/8 in. to 3-3/4 in. One lacking tail, minor surface wear, otherwise excellent condition. Private Collection, Etowah, North Carolina.
• BROWN COUNTY POTTERY VASE, 7” T X
  BROWN COUNTY POTTERY VASE, 7” T X 5” D; GLOSS BLUE GLAZE; GLOSS YELLOW INTERIOR; MARKED “BROWN COUNTY POTTERY;” HAND THROWN; HAND MOLDED FLORAL DECORATION.Brown County Pottery Vase 7" T x 5" D; gloss blue glaze; gloss yellow interior; marked "Brown County Pottery;" hand thrown; hand molded floral decoration.
• 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".
• BURLON CRAIG BROWN GLAZED STONEWARE
  BURLON CRAIG BROWN GLAZED STONEWARE FACE JUG Burlon Craig (America/North Carolina 1914-2002), Southern brown wood fired alkaline glazed Ugly Face stoneware jug, having an ovoid form, double handles, and china/porcelain teeth, signed to shoulders "B.B. Cra'". Note: Works by Mr. Craig are held in the collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington DC. Approximate measurements: h. 15. 75", w. ears 9. 5".
• A ceramic stoneware bowl with heavy
  A ceramic stoneware bowl with heavy brown and green streaked glaze by Helen Pincombe potter's mark to foot. 26 cm dia.
• Beswick Arab Xayal 1265 in a
  Beswick Arab Xayal 1265 in a Unusual Brown Pearlesant Matt Glaze
• Beswick Arab Xayal Brown 1265
  Beswick Arab Xayal Brown 1265
• TWO PIECES OF MOCHAWARE. Both
  TWO PIECES OF MOCHAWARE. Both blue and brown banded with eathworm decoration. A bowl. 2 3/4'' h. And mug. 5'' h.
• Brown and cream pottery mixing
  Brown and cream pottery mixing bowls and pitchers, largest mixing bowl McCoy style, unsigned, 15-1/2" dia, chip to 4 bowls, 1 hairline on bowl
• BROWN AND CREAM GLAZED STONEWARE
  BROWN AND CREAM GLAZED STONEWARE EIGHT-GALLON CROCK, H: 15-1/2 INBrown and Cream Glazed Stoneware Eight-Gallon Crock, H: 15-1/2 in