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CATAWBA

• Southern stoneware pitcher
  Southern stoneware pitcher Catawba Indian York South Carolina circa 1945 hand-built clay body with high pointed handle attached to squat body signed ''SA FOXX Catawba Indian'' at base. H4 3/4'' W3 3/8'' Provenance: South Carolina private collection. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• CATAWBA VALLEY, NC, MEDICINE BOTTLE
  CATAWBA VALLEY, NC, MEDICINE BOTTLE Circa 1870-80s, having straight sides with a small spout, greenish alkaline glazed stoneware, approximately half pint capacity, inscribed "Genuine Indian Sow Paw".
• Catawba Indian pottery: jar with
  Catawba Indian pottery: jar with speckled olive glaze, incised shoulder ring, attributed to Catawba Valley, North Carolina, 19th century, 10-1/4 in., one rim chip, otherwise good condition ; two earthenware vessels, one marked "Fanny Canty, Catawba S.C.", 3-1/4 in., rim and base chips , and one marked on base "Edith Brown, Catawba Indian Pottery Dec, 15, 1931", 3-3/4 in., lacking handle , (three pieces).
• Catawba Valley, N.C. jug, chamber
  Catawba Valley, N.C. jug, chamber pot: ovoid half-gallon stoneware jug, three rings at neck, olive green glaze, 8-3/4 in., scattered small chips on edge of handle and at base, several surface scratches; chamber pot, medium brown glaze with scattered rutile, 6-7/8 in., three rim chips, attributed to Catawba Valley, North Carolina, mid 19th century, possibly Sylvanus Hartsoe, late 1800s. John Burrison Collection.
• Very fine inlaid North Carolina
  Very fine inlaid North Carolina table, figured walnut with yellow pine secondary, line inlaid top, dovetailed drawer with stylized tree and line inlay, bellflower, dot and line inlaid tapered square legs, attributed to Catawba River Valley, Piedmont, North Carolina, 1800-1810, 29-3/4 x 17-1/4 x 21-3/4 in. Refinished, sun fading, scattered stains to top, brass pulls possibly replaced (no plugged holes), some later bracing on interior for drawer, other minor abrasions and flaws. Collected by consignor's grandfather, 1930s or 1940s.
• Highly inlaid North Carolina table,
  Highly inlaid North Carolina table, walnut with poplar and yellow pine secondary, line inlaid top, dovetailed drawer with stylized tulip and line inlay, bellflower, dot and line inlaid tapered square legs, attributed to Catawba River Valley area of North Carolina, 1800-1810, 29-1/4 x 20-1/4 x 25-3/4 in. Refinished, sun fading, top reset and scraped down with some unevenness and staining (possibly burn damage), line inlay on top probably restored, probably original brass pull, drawer aperture cuts through mortises but appears to be original material, other minor repairs and restorations. Collected by consignor's grandfather, 1930s or 1940s.
• CATAWBA POTTERY FOOTED BOWL WITH
  CATAWBA POTTERY FOOTED BOWL WITH FIGURAL HANDLES Catawba River Valley, 20th century. Pottery footed bowl with two heads wearing headdresses. Apparently unsigned. Approx. h. 5.5", w. 11", d. 7.25".
• SOUTHERN FEDERAL WALNUT TWO
  SOUTHERN FEDERAL WALNUT TWO DRAWER WORK TABLE Attributed to Catawba county, North Carolina, circa 1830, yellow pine secondary, rectangular top with turid corners, two drawers, the upper drawer with divided interior, ring turned tapered legs.
• Southern wedding pottery vase,
  Southern wedding pottery vase, Catawba or Cherokee, circa 1900 8.5"h x 8"w x 6"d
• Catawba Indian Pottery Bowl
  Catawba Indian Pottery Bowl footed face handles 5'' tall 10'' across at handle ends.
• 6 PCS. NATIVE AMERICAN CATAWBA
  6 PCS. NATIVE AMERICAN CATAWBA POTTERYGroup of six (6) Catawba Native American pottery forms. 1st item: An early jar with Chief effigy head handles, unsigned. Note: A McKissick Museums letter included with the lot states that the early Chief effigy jar was purchased between 1920-1922 from Catawba women in South Carolina who were selling pottery door-to-door. Early 20th century. 2nd item: Bowl with Chief effigy head handles, unsigned but attributed to Martha Jane Harris. Early 20th century. 3rd-6th items: One (1) small bowl with crimped rim, unsigned; one (1) small pitcher, unsigned; one (1) small round bowl with tripodal feet, unsigned; and one (1) small footed dish with shaped rim, signed "Louis Bryan, Sept. 1976". 3rd-6th items: Second half of the 20th century. All six (6) pottery objects range in size from 2" H x 2 1/2" dia. to 9" H x 9 1/2" W. The Collection of Dr. Joe Newsom Rawlings, Davisboro, Georgia. Condition: Effigy jar with chipping and losses to noses, minor wear, losses and scratching to glaze. Effigy bowl with chip to rim, fleabites and losses to effigy heads, light scattered scratching to glaze. Tripodal bowl with chips to rim. Ruffle rim bowl with chipping to rim, scattered surface wear. Pitcher and small dish overall good condition.
• Two Pieces Catawba Valley Pottery
  Two Pieces Catawba Valley Pottery North Carolina, 19th century, both alkaline-glaze stoneware: canning jar, 10-1/2 in.; ovoid jug, 11-3/8 in.,
• Two Pieces Catawba Valley Pottery
  Two Pieces Catawba Valley Pottery North Carolina, 19th century, both alkaline glaze stoneware: canning jar, 10-1/2 in.; ovoid jug, 11-3/8 in.,
• SUNSET ON CATAWBA ISLAND
  SUNSET ON CATAWBA ISLAND (AMERICAN SCHOOL MID 20TH CENTURY). Watercolor on paper initialed and dated ''WHG '41''. Pleasant shoreside image. In a frame 18.5''h. 22.5''w.
• Southern stoneware churn Catawba
  Southern stoneware churn Catawba Valley Lincoln County North Carolina circa 1920 alkaline glaze with tooled rim flanked by tab and strap handles on tapered cylindrical body. H16 1/4'' W11'' Provenance: Reston Virginia private collection.
• WILLIAM WEAVER (1846-1925 CATAWBA
  WILLIAM WEAVER (1846-1925 CATAWBA COUNTY, NC), ONE GALLON JUG Alkaline glazed stoneware, vertical streaks throughout, straight sides, stamped at the front "WW 1".
• ATTRIBUTED ERNEST AUBURN HILTON
  ATTRIBUTED ERNEST AUBURN HILTON (CATAWBA COUNTY, NC, 1878-1948) Pre-WWII, two stoneware bowls with cobalt decoration, not signed.
• ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA VALLEY, NC,
  ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA VALLEY, NC, SYRUP JUG Circa 1850, local slip alkaline glaze, bulbous shape with applied strap handles, soda glass streaks cascade from the handles, stylus scratched "4" between the runs, not signed.
• CATAWBA VALLEY STORAGE
  CATAWBA VALLEY STORAGE JARattributed to the Hartsoe Family of potters, Lincoln and Catawba Counties, North Carolina, late 1800's to early 1900's, dark olive green to blackish brown alkaline glaze with areas of rutile to interior and exterior of jar, angled flared rim with lid shelf interior, 10 3/4 in. Provenance: Private North Carolina Collection Condition: glaze voids and anomalies as made, residue to area of exterior, good condition
• ATTRIBUTED ERNEST AUBURN HILTON
  ATTRIBUTED ERNEST AUBURN HILTON (CATAWBA COUNTY, NC, 1878-1948) Pre-WWII, group of (6) bud vases, (4) of which are commonly referred to as 'pansy pots', stoneware with glass glaze and cobalt, not signed.
• Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Jar
  Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Jar attributed to Catawba Valley, North Carolina, 19th century, ovoid with two lug handl
• ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA INDIAN, LARGE
  ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA INDIAN, LARGE VESSEL Early 20th century, unglazed, pit fired storage jar with molded high collar and low protruding shoulder tapering to a rounded bottom, not signed.
• Stoneware jar, incised decoration
  Stoneware jar, incised decoration at base of neck, runny alkaline glaze, attributed to Catawba Valley, North Carolina, 12-1/4 x 7 in. Excellent condition, minor paint spatter, minor glaze flaws as made, minor base edge glaze chips.
• DWAYNE CRAIG (CATAWBA VALLEY, NC,
  DWAYNE CRAIG (CATAWBA VALLEY, NC, B.1974), LARGE PITCHER Light olive alkaline glazed stoneware with cobalt runs from the spout, wide incised sine wave band decorates the upper shoulder, inscribed on the underside by the potter and dated "3-1-98".
• Southern stoneware pitcher and
  Southern stoneware pitcher and jug Catawba Valley North Carolina circa 1880 rich olive alkaline glaze saddle jug having tooled spout attached to strap handle on flattened ovoid body together with alkaline glaze pitcher with hand-formed rim and pinch-formed spout flanked by strap handle attached to ovoid body. H12'' W6 3/4'' and H10 7/8'' W8'' (2pcs) Provenance: South Carolina private collection. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Eva Wolfe Cherokee River Cane
  Eva Wolfe Cherokee River Cane Basket North Carolina, circa 1965, double woven with band of diamonds, probably walnut and bloodroot dyes, 3-1/2 x 8-7/8 in.,
• Five Pieces Burlon Craig Pottery
  Five Pieces Burlon Craig Pottery (Catawba County, North Carolina, 1914-2002): snake jug, 12-1/4 in.; jug with brown glaze and run of white glaze, 10-1/2 in.; miniature snake jug, 7 in.; two mugs, each about 4-3/4 in., all signed except one mug "BB Craig, Vale NC",
• POLEY CARP HARTSOE (1876-1960
  POLEY CARP HARTSOE (1876-1960 CATAWBA COUNTY, NC), PRESERVE JAR Albany slip glazed stoneware, double handled with low collar and inner rim, decorative elements, such as the ridged throat and sine wave bands, suggest this jar was meant for table use, Stamped "P.C.H."
• CATAWBA VALLEY SMALL ALKILINE JUG
  CATAWBA VALLEY SMALL ALKILINE JUG CA. 1890old jug, ca. 1890. not signed. 6" tall. Condition: all items are estate condition, on the pottery if there are any issues we will list. Please evauluate the photos as we have taken qaulity pictures and if you have questions about condition please call us at 336.524.1077 text if no answer.
• Two pieces swirl pottery: both
  Two pieces swirl pottery: both unmarked, probably Reinhardt or Propst potteries, Catawba Valley, North Carolina, early to mid 20th century, pitcher, 9 in.; vase, 7 in. Minor glaze flaws as made, otherwise excellent condition. The Collection of Tom and Ann Hixson.
• RARE NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL
  RARE NORTH CAROLINA FEDERAL INLAID WALNUT ONE DRAWER ST...Catawba River Valley, 1800-1810, with line inlaid top over a dovetailed drawer, the front inlaid with stylized trees in a line inlaid surround, finely tapered legs with ebonized banding over large inlaid bellflowers, 29 x 17-1/4 x 21-3/4 in. Provenance: Sold Brunk Auctions, January 2008 lot 106 $13,800; Private Collection Note: Documented by Mesda, see MRF S-14359Exhibited "Preserving Our Common Heritage: Mesda and the Private Collector" 1990 (accompanied by the exhibition booklet that illustrates the table). Condition: very good condition overall, some stains and finish wear, cleaned or refinished, no repairs found
• ATTRIBUTED ERNEST AUBURN HILTON
  ATTRIBUTED ERNEST AUBURN HILTON (CATAWBA COUNTY, NC, 1878-1948) Circa 1935, stoneware with cobalt designs, one with impressed vine and flower, the other with stylized tulips, (general base roughness with glaze crawling) not signed.
• ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA INDIAN, LARGE
  ATTRIBUTED CATAWBA INDIAN, LARGE EARTHENWARE VESSEL Early 20th century, unglazed, pit fired, storage jar with molded high collar and low protruding shoulder tapering to a rounded bottom, not signed.
• Rowena Bradley Cherokee Basket,
  Rowena Bradley Cherokee Basket, North Carolina, made of river cane, repeating diamond design, probably walnut, bloodroot dyes, mid 20th c. 20"h x 13"w (opening) Condition: Wear consistent with age.
• Four Pieces B. B. Craig Pottery
  Four Pieces B. B. Craig Pottery (Catawba County, North Carolina, 1914-2002), stoneware with alkaline glaze: snake jug, base stamped "BBC", 11-1/2 in., base cracks probably as made, otherwise good condition; pair candlesticks, speckled pale rose and rutile glaze, stamped "B.B. Craig, Vale, NC", 6-7/8 in., good condition; swirled jar with green and white glaze, stamped "B.B. Craig, Vale, NC", 10 in., good condition
• FOUR PIECES OF HILTON POTTERY,
  FOUR PIECES OF HILTON POTTERY, CATAWBA COUNTY, NC. Two bowls by Ernest Auburn Hilton, circa 1940, decorated with white blossoms against a dark beige field, glazed with ground Coca-Cola bottles (2 1/2 x 4 1/2 in.) and (2 1/2 x 7 1/2 in.; a small vase with the same beige glaze (3 1/2 in.); all three with the impressed stamp "Hilton" to the underside. Also a "Blue Edge" double handled mug, not signed.