This Brown pottery Jug was made by the Roycroft Shops in Aurora, N.Y. circa 1920''s. It measures 6'' tall and is 4.5'' wide including the handle. It is marked on the bottom  More »

This Brown pottery Jug was made by the Roycroft Shops in Aurora, N.Y. circa 1920''s. It measures 6'' tall and is 4.5'' wide including the handle. It is marked on the bottom with the Roycroft ''R'' in a circle below a stylized cross. The overall condition is considered to be excellent with no chips or cracks. The Roycroft Community Shops were known worldwide and their items are highly collectible. Status: For Sale Reference#: 530_3073 Condition: vg Year: 1910   « Less

This Brown pottery Jug was made by the Roycroft Shops in Aurora, N.Y. circa 1920''s. It measures 6'' tall and is 4.5'' wide including the handle. It is marked on the bottom  More »

This Brown pottery Jug was made by the Roycroft Shops in Aurora, N.Y. circa 1920''s. It measures 6'' tall and is 4.5'' wide including the handle. It is marked on the bottom with the Roycroft ''R'' in a circle below a stylized cross. The overall condition is considered to be excellent with no chips or cracks. The Roycroft Community Shops were known worldwide and their items are highly collectible. Status: For Sale Reference#: 530_3069 Condition: ex Year: 1910   « Less

Very interesting French or possibly Italian majolica pitcher that is quite early and interesting in its form. Nice squared off handle and surrounded on the body with cherubs  More »

Very interesting French or possibly Italian majolica pitcher that is quite early and interesting in its form. Nice squared off handle and surrounded on the body with cherubs children or cherubim. Very unlike later majolica and much more colorful than much of the 17th C pieces this pitcher is amazing not only in form but condition. Somehow spared any damage over the years this fine delicate piece is a perfect addition to any advanced majolica collection. Stands about 11'' tall and is circa 1750. Status: For Sale Reference#: 524_2484 Condition: vg Year: 1750   « Less

Very fine Doulton Lambeth (later Royal Doulton) pitcher done in stoneware. A smart looking piece with a ton of detailing on the bottom half and in superior condition with no  More »

Very fine Doulton Lambeth (later Royal Doulton) pitcher done in stoneware. A smart looking piece with a ton of detailing on the bottom half and in superior condition with no damage or repairs a little wear on the base only. Stands a square 7'' by 7'' and is quite heavy. Circa 1890 and has a hint of the Art Nouveau style to it. From 1858 until his death, John Doulton directed Doulton and Co. Pottery in Lambeth, England. John Doulton began experimenting with a more decorative pottery line. Many glazes and decorative effects were developed including faience, impasto, silicon, carrara, marqueterie, chine, and rouge flambe. The factory operated in Lambeth until 1956. In the late 19th century at the original Lambeth location, fine artwares were decorated by artists including Hannah Barlow and George Tinsworth. Status: For Sale Reference#: 479783 Condition: vg Year: 1890   « Less

Nice and fun Roseville pitcher with colorful tulips. Roseville Tulip pitcher is 7 1/2 inches tall and about 5 inches in diameter at the base. These pitchers were part of the  More »

Nice and fun Roseville pitcher with colorful tulips. Roseville Tulip pitcher is 7 1/2 inches tall and about 5 inches in diameter at the base. These pitchers were part of the utility wares made before 1920 and are unmarked. A nice addition or start to any collection. Minor scrape on the edge near the lip and some crazing is all that separates this from prefection. Status: For Sale Reference#: 478148 Condition: vg minor chip Year: 1920   « Less

This tall split handled pitcher is covered in a robins egg blue glaze with colorful splashes around the shoulder. Unmarked on the bottom, but attributed to Rainbow Pottery.  More »

This tall split handled pitcher is covered in a robins egg blue glaze with colorful splashes around the shoulder. Unmarked on the bottom, but attributed to Rainbow Pottery. The condition is excellent, with one small flake on the mouth of the pitcher. A rare form in excellent condition and color. Status: For Sale Reference#: 05112408 Condition: excellent Year: c. 1930''s Country: USA Maker: attr. to Rainbow Pottery Height: 11.5 in. (29.21 cm) Width: 6 in. (15.24 cm) Style: Arts and Crafts / Country Materials: clay   « Less

Here is a tall pitcher with a double dipped green glaze. A dark green drips over a lighter stippled shade of green. This pot bears the third stamp on the bottom, dating this  More »

Here is a tall pitcher with a double dipped green glaze. A dark green drips over a lighter stippled shade of green. This pot bears the third stamp on the bottom, dating this pot between the 1940''s and 1950''s. The condition remains mint. It is a nice peice that can mix well with both mission and country interiors. Status: For Sale Reference#: 02033104 Condition: excellent Year: 1940''s Country: USA Maker: North State Pottery Height: 10.5 in. (26.67 cm) Width: 7 in. (17.78 cm)   « Less

This pitcher has a great active rutile glaze. Hand made at A R Cole Pottery in Sanford, North Carolina, the glaze makes this very similar to Frankoma pieces. It has a nicely  More »

This pitcher has a great active rutile glaze. Hand made at A R Cole Pottery in Sanford, North Carolina, the glaze makes this very similar to Frankoma pieces. It has a nicely applied ice catcher at the lip, and is in great condition with only a minor roughness at the tip of the spout. Status: For Sale Reference#: 02033105 Condition: excellent Year: 1940''s Country: USA Maker: A R Cole Height: 10.75 in. (27.31 cm) Width: 8 in. (20.32 cm)   « Less

This pot has a great glaze. I love the way the bright red streaks down over the shoulders onto the darker base. It stands about 4 inches tall and about 4 inches wide. It is  More »

This pot has a great glaze. I love the way the bright red streaks down over the shoulders onto the darker base. It stands about 4 inches tall and about 4 inches wide. It is unmarked, but the dark bottom leads me to believe it was made at Smithfield Pottery. There is some roughness around the rim, which is common for these low-fired pieces, but the rest of this piece is in great shape. It''s a well fired example. Status: For Sale Reference#: 0202251 Condition: very good Year: circa 1940 Country: USA Maker: attr. to Smithfield Height: 4 in. (10.16 cm) Width: 4 in. (10.16 cm) Style: southern folk art/ arts and crafts Materials: clay   « Less

Very unusual decoration on this unsigned antique stoneware jug. My best guess would be this is a centipede. No repairs (hard to find those nowadays) with minor chips to rim  More »

Very unusual decoration on this unsigned antique stoneware jug. My best guess would be this is a centipede. No repairs (hard to find those nowadays) with minor chips to rim and some discoloration. Appears to be a 2 gallon jug , again unsigned but well thrown and decorated. Stands approx 14'' tall. Status: For Sale Reference#: 141_208m Condition: good original Year: c1850   « Less