FOUR AMERICAN CROCKS AND JARS.

Mid 19th century. Three crocks, one with manganese glaze. 8.25", 8.5", 11.5"h. And a jar with applied strap handle. 8.5"h. Varying wear and scratches, jar has glued repair.

Mid 19th century. Three pieces of stoneware. Ovoid crock, 9.5"h. and jug, 11.5"h. with applied handles, impressed "N. White, Utica" with cobalt accents. Hairlines and chips. And a small jar, 7.75"h. T

American, 19th century. A group of four stoneware pieces, all unmarked, including: one yellow crock with lug handles; one brown jar; and two jugs, one light brown and one brown-red; crock (largest)

Fifteen Stoneware Bowls and Jars American, 19th/20th Century including five jugs, three bowls, two crocks, four lidded vessels, and one large crock with interior weight. one stamped D.F. Huggins, one

19th century; each of baluster form, with black manganese splotches on red/ brown ground, flanked by two handles; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 11, 10 1/4, 8 3/4, and 9

Largest is 20th century and is cracked, 17"h. Remaining three are 19th century: tan and red lid and iron pontil, 12''h. And 7.25", 7"h. with domed lids.

Group of Four American Stoneware Crocks, one handles and marked with "4" near top; one with tan glaze; one tan with brown glazed interior; one tan with brown glazed rim and interior; 7"-12.25" high

Mid 19th century. All with manganese glaze, one has a tooled line around the circumference. Varying edge flakes. Two 8.5"., two 10"h.

Late 20th century. Three are impressed "Hand Made Rowe Pottery Works, Cambridge, Wis." Two gallon with handles and cobalt decoration, 9"h. And handled with cobalt cow, 7.25"h. And cylindrical with cob

Fourth century 19th century. All four are patented March 1st, 1892 and have snap cage lids. Two brown and white "The Weir" with stoneware lids, 9.25 and 7.75"h, white "The Weir" with amber glass lid,

STONEWARE CROCK JARAmerican, 19th century, unsigned. With blue slip floral motif between the ear handles.12 1/4 in. (31.1 cm.)

Four American Stoneware Cobalt Decorated Crocks19th century, to include: a three-gallon crock stamped EVAN R. JONES PITTSTON, PA." over a large numeral "3," decoration below, two applied lug handles (

Each with blue seaweed banding and matching lid: 1. Large crock with female mask handles; 8 1/2"W, 8"H; lid wih two hairline cracks on one side at rim, two small chips to rim, seaweed band with glazin

19TH CENTURY HEIGHTS BETWEEN 6 1/4 & 14 INCHES.

FOUR AMERICAN POTTERY BOWLS & BUTTER CROCK All have hairline cracks or other damage. 9 1/4" X 5" Shipping:

Ca. 1900. Mostly clays with a few glass swirls. Varying wear.

Second half 19th century. Mottled glaze, applied handles, impressed "4" on rim, cobalt freehand "4" and bird, chips and wear, 13"h.

FOUR GALLON STONEWARE CROCKAmerican, 19th century. Decorated in cobalt with a chicken pecking corn.11 x 11 1/2 in. (27.94 x 29.21 cm.)

UNUSUAL FOUR GALLON FACE CROCKAmerican, 19th century, stoneware. Straight-sided vessel with ear handles, the cobalt glazed "4" stylized to form the nose and mouth of a small face.11 x 11 in.

Four American salt glazed stoneware jugs and crocks, second half 19th century, comprising a N. White & Co. Binghamton 4 gallon crock with cobalt blue slip decoration, E. E. Hall & Co 2 gallon jug with

Second half 19th century. Both have horizontal brushed cobalt stripes. Canning jar, 7.5"h. And a small crock. Edge flake. 5.25"h.

Four (4) Santa Clara Native American pottery jars by Jody Folwell and her daughter, Polly Rose Folwell. Includes 1 Jody Folwell signed jar, polished red glaze with dark fire spots, 5" H x 6" dia., and

Four 19th century American blown glass storage jars. Includes one with Amber body and three with Green bodies. All the with tooled rim and pontil marks to base. Some wear, slight edge damage. Up to 4

Four Cobalt Decorated Stoneware Crocks American, 19th Century includes a four gallon crock with a floral design, a three gallon jug stamped Seymour & Bosworth / Hartford, another three gallon jug with