A few examples of appraisal values for
FACE POTTERY

• SOUTHERN BROWN GLAZED POTTERY
  SOUTHERN BROWN GLAZED POTTERY FACE JUG Southern brown glazed pottery face jug, depicted with open mouth with teeth, indistinctly impressed '... Potters', 6.5"h.
• Stoneware face jug, ceramic eyes
  Stoneware face jug, ceramic eyes and teeth, pinched ears and nose, glossy to matte alkaline glaze, marked on base in even script "Chitwood", 11-1/2 in. Several creases on face including lips, as fired, one ear with losses possibly as fired, small rim chips.
• Art pottery covered jar, crackle
  Art pottery covered jar, crackle glazed base with women's faces on pierced surround, signed illegibly, 12" dia x 11-1/2" h
• NC FOLK POTTERY FACE JUG, BROWNS
  NC FOLK POTTERY FACE JUG, BROWNS POTTERY Arden, NC., circa 1930, Albany slip / frogskin glazed stoneware, having a high arched handle, small applied features include pierced eyes with inscribed eyelashes, protruding lips over open mouth and eight china plate teeth, unmarked.
• NC FOLK ART POTTERY FACE JUG,
  NC FOLK ART POTTERY FACE JUG, BROWNS POTTERY Arden, NC., circa 1930, dark Albany slip glazed stoneware, having applied oval pierced eyes, wide nose with open nostrils, protruding lips over four china plate teeth, stamped on the underside "Browns Pottery".
• POTTERY FACE JUGPottery Face jug.
  POTTERY FACE JUGPottery Face jug. 7''h
• Earthenware mask jug, figure
  Earthenware mask jug, figure holding a mask in front of her face with bouquet of flowers, splashes of lead glaze, probably Eastern European, 18th or 19th century, 11 in. Extensive glaze losses.
• LARGE POTTERY 'FACE' DECORATED
  LARGE POTTERY 'FACE' DECORATED PAILLARGE POTTERY 'FACE' DECORATED PAIL, of flaring circular form, the vessel with a large gaping mouth and cut out eyes, with molded and incised facial features and protruding ears, irregular rims, pottery in a light grey material and with dark, muddy wash - h:10.50in.
• 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.
• Redware figural vase 20th c. with
  Redware figural vase 20th c. with applied man's face 6 1/2" h. ?
• A pottery model of a male head,
  A pottery model of a male head, 13cm high
• FIVE SOUTHERN FOLK POTTERY FACE
  FIVE SOUTHERN FOLK POTTERY FACE JUGS Four are alkaline glazed stoneware, Flossie Meaders man with goatee (7 1/2 in.); two miniatures by Grace Hewell, one with Albany slip glaze (3 1/4 in.); two by unidentified artists. All jugs are signed.
• NC Folk Pottery Charles Lisk Face
  NC Folk Pottery Charles Lisk Face Jugjar form heavy alkaline glaze grimacing face having applied features and open mouth with china plate teeth impressed stamp beneath one handle.13.5 in.
• SOUTHERN SMALL FACE JUG Alkaline
  SOUTHERN SMALL FACE JUG Alkaline glazed stoneware over reddish clay, having applied and molded facial features including large ears, inset eyes and teeth, sloped shoulders, cylindrical spout. Jug may have been a prototype based on its rough appearance and imperfect glaze, not signed.
• 2 FOLK ART POTTERY FACEWARE
  2 FOLK ART POTTERY FACEWARE PIECES BY WES MUCKEY &ca. 2004 & 2009; both wheel thrown redware with flowing drip glaze decoration: 2004 Blane face mug with flute molded strap handle and whimsical smiling face with long nose, bulging eyes, extended chin and comical ears finished in flowing blue drip glaze, 4 1/2"d, 7 1/2"x 6 1/4", Condition: good; 2009 two-handled bulbous face jug marked "Hill Billy" with wide comical grin, bulging eyes and long pointed nose, finished in flowing orange-red drip glaze, 5"d, 6 1/2"h, Condition: good
• Studio Pottery, a black glaze
  Studio Pottery, a black glaze bowl with pale patches, 17cm diameter
• Studio pottery. Jar and cover,
  Studio pottery. Jar and cover, thrown stoneware in speckled ash glaze, 16cm h, potter's seal, a studio pottery jug signed FISHER, a Poole Pottery vase and another (5) More Information The jar with minor chips to rim, two hairline cracks to base
• SMALL FOLK ART REDWARE FACE JUG
  SMALL FOLK ART REDWARE FACE JUG BY STANLEY FERGUSOca. 6-2004; wheel thrown bulbous jug with mounted handle and applied molded facial features, open mouth exposing two teeth, wide eyes, big ears, raised eyebrows and flowing blue and cream glaze, 4"d, 5 1/2"h; Condition: pre-glazing chip to rim of spout, small glazing flake to nose
• NC FOLK POTTERY FACE JUG, VINTAGE
  NC FOLK POTTERY FACE JUG, VINTAGE BROWN POTTERY Albany slip glazed stoneware, Arden, NC origin, circa 1930, semi-ovoid jug with applied facial features, pierced circular eyes, and open mouth with jagged china teeth, the surface covered in a mottled warm brown glaze, unmarked.
• A group of studio ceramics
  A group of studio ceramics comprising a white glaze stoneware pot, 13.5cm high, a terracotta tile with glazed woman motif, a matt black vase and an earthenware bowl with celadon glazed interior, (all with damages) [4]
• NC FOLK POTTERY, BURLON CRAIG
  NC FOLK POTTERY, BURLON CRAIG FACE JUG Small jug with heavy alkaline and coke bottle glaze, rough surface with 'pebbled' glaze, applied features include blank eyes and open mouth with china plate teeth, stamped on the underside.
• Two Pottery Face Vessels mid to
  Two Pottery Face Vessels mid to late 20th century: face mug with broken china teeth, brown glaze, stamped "BB Craig, Vale, NC" (Catawba County, North Carolina, 1914-2002), 4-1/4 in., good condition; miniature face jug with broken china teeth, redware with brown glaze, signed in script "Marie Rogers" (Meansville, Georgia, born 1922), 4 in.,
• MODERN PICASSO STYLE FACE VASE
  MODERN PICASSO STYLE FACE VASE ART POTTERY United States,20th CenturyTriangular shaped vase decorated with a woman's face to one side, polychromatic stripes to another, and yellow flowers to the third.
• Chinese neolithic-style pottery
  Chinese neolithic-style pottery vessel; face form to neck; polychrome body design; 15" x 13" x 11" (approx.) Condition: wear, losses
• (LOT OF 2) STUDIO POTTERY,
  (LOT OF 2) STUDIO POTTERY, INCLUDING FUNK POTTERY FACE JUG (Lot of 2) Studio pottery figural vessels, the first stoppered bottled modeled as a face with a cork in mouth, incised 'AR', 12.5"h; the second red stoneware sculpture modeled with masks of man and woman, unsigned, 15.5"h.
• Brown's Pottery stoneware face jugs
  Brown's Pottery stoneware face jugs North Carolina having alkaline glaze sculpted facial features and broken china teeth by Charlie Brown Christian Brown and Louis Brown. H10'' W6'' H8 3/4'' W6'' H7 3/8'' W4 1/2'' (3pcs) Provenance: Collection of a Southern gentleman.
• ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE POTTERY
  ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FAIENCE POTTERY USHABTI EgyptCirca 600 BCMummiform statue with hieroglyphs carved into the body with remnants of green glaze.
• AMERICAN POTTERY FACE COOKIE JAR
  AMERICAN POTTERY FACE COOKIE JAR AND COVER stamped B.B. Craig/ Vale NC with bulging eyes straight nose and bared teeth covered in a mottled olivine glaze - h:9.50 in. Provenance: From the Estate of Kirby Rodriguez
• ART POTTERY PLANTER / JARDINIERE W/
  ART POTTERY PLANTER / JARDINIERE W/ FACE OF WOMAN Art pottery ceramic planter / jardiniere with the face of a stylized woman crafted into the side, partially glazed, apparently unsigned. 10" H x 9" W x 11" D.
• FOLK ART POTTERY FACE JUG BY
  FOLK ART POTTERY FACE JUG BY WILFORD DEAN, CLEVELAca. late 20th century; grotesque form wheel thrown jug with applied handle, flared lip on narrow neck and applied facial features, bulging eyes with white ground and blue accents, the entire jug with flowing brown glaze, mouth slightly open with exposed teeth, 8"x 8"x 8 1/2"; Condition: some dry-in cracking around eyes, no damage
• Southern stoneware face jug Brown's
  Southern stoneware face jug Brown's Pottery North Carolina circa 1925 Albany glaze ovoid form with molded exaggerated facial features with broken china teeth stamp at base: Brown's Pottery. H6 3/4'' W5 3/4'' Provenance: Private collection Charleston South Carolina. Good overall condition with only minor wear to base no repairs chips or hairlines. Wear consistent with age.
• AMERICAN GROTESQUE FACE JUG.
  AMERICAN GROTESQUE FACE JUG. First half-20th century. Small stoneware jug with sharply defined features and glazed pottery teeth. Dark brown glaze, applied strap handle. Minor paint specks around lip, slight edge wear, tiny burst potstone. 7.5"h.
• A Faience two-handled pot,
  A Faience two-handled pot, painted with scrolling foliage, 19th Century
• Ceramics. A small rectangular
  Ceramics. A small rectangular Sevres dish with birds and two portrait heads a Wedgwood black basalt spill vase a porcelain tea bowl possibly Vienna and a small porcelain vase on stand.
• WESTERN NC FOLK POTTERY, CHARLES
  WESTERN NC FOLK POTTERY, CHARLES LISK FACE JUG Alkaline glazed stoneware with large applied features, grinning open mouth showing china plate teeth, inscribed lines indicating whiskers, signed on the underside as well as stamped "CL" on the forehead.
• Redware figural pipe bowl, man's
  Redware figural pipe bowl, man's head with extruded clay beard, applied eyes, and extended tongue, glazed redware, Shenandoah Valley, 1850-1880, 2 in. Two rim cracks, horizontal crack across face, rim chip. Sumpter Priddy III, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia, 1998