Two Small American Salt Glazed Stoneware Crocks

Four American Salt Glazed Stoneware Vessels Comprising: A crock and cover  A crock A small crock impressed '22' A crock with two handles The largest 10 x 7 in. diam. The Estate of Philip an

Two salt-glazed stoneware crocks, American, 19th C., both with cobalt decoration, details include: largest with elaborate design to front along with "3", repaired chips, hairlines and small chips to r

Two American salt glazed stoneware crocks, 19th century, comprising a 1 gallon jar with cobalt blue slip-trailed decoration and a 1/2 gallon cake crock with cobalt blue brushed decoration and stamped

Two Large American Salt Glazed Stoneware Crocks The larger 13 1/2 x 11 in. diam. The Estate of Philip and Kathleen Seibel, Catskill, NY

American Salt Glazed Stoneware Two Handled Crock Impressed 'Whites. Utica, 2' 11 x 9 in. diam.

American Salt Glazed Stoneware Two Handled Crock Impressed with indistinct manufacture over 'Worcester, Mass. and 3' 10 3/8 in. high; 12 in. wide (over handles)

American Salt Glazed Stoneware Two Handled Crock Impressed mark 'Frank B. Norton, Worcester Mass., 2'. 11 1/2 in. high; 9 in. diam.

Antique American Blue Chieck or Bird Decorated Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock Two Handled Pot or Jug Depicting Chicken Cobalt Double Eared 4 Gallon Crock 11.5" H x 12" D Condition Consistent with age Lig

An antique early American salt glazed crock. Crafted from stoneware with blue painted winged decoration, and an incised number 2. No other apparent marks.Dimensions: 12.5 X 7.5 X 7.5 in. Condition:

ONE FRANK B. NORTON WORCESTER MASS ONE WITH CRACKS AND REPAIRS, SMALL CHIPS TO BASE ON THE OTHER, GREATEST HEIGHT 10 INCHES  

Early 19th century. Including an inkwell and a small ovoid jar. Good overall condition. Tallest: H4 1/8"

Julius Norton (American, Bennington, Vermont, 19th century), 1841-1850. A two-gallon salt glazed stoneware jar, having a banded neck, an ovoid form, and a tooled shoulder, with applied lug handles, sl

Group of Six American Salt Glazed Stoneware Vessels Comprising: A bottle impressed 'P. Pfannebecker Ir' A bottle Two crocks A crock with two handles A jug The largest 14 1/2 x 9 1/4 in. diam.

New York Stoneware Co. (American, Fort Edward, New York, 19th century), mid 19th century. A 2-gallon salt glazed stoneware crock, having a cylindrical form with a rolled rim and two applied lug handle

S.B. Bosworth (American, Hartford, CT, 29th century), late 19th century. A 4-gallon salt glazed stoneware crock, cylindrical in form, having a rolled rim and two applied lug handles, with a tooled sho

An assembled group of five salt glazed stoneware vessels, second half 19th century, comprising an undecorated 4 gallon ovoid crock, a small undecorated cylindrical jar, a Peter Hermann cobalt decorate

Three salt-glazed stoneware crocks by Emanuel Suter (1833-1902) two having "1" (gallon) capacity mark surrounded by broken line oval. One of these with minor small chips to inner rim and base, the oth

Two Gallon Crock, c. 1950, Salt Glazed Stoneware, 9 1/2" x 10", N/A. Hairline cracks, abraded glaze lower rear. Chipped hole, center bottom. Impressed "N. Clark, Athens, NY".

Mid 19th century, likely New York or Pennsylvania origin. Very nicely formed and salt glazed pitcher having cobalt decoration of bird at the front of the body. The pitcher having two small chips to th

Second half 19th-early 20th century. Four small crocks, two white, one brown and one tan glazed. 5" to 7.5"h. And five jugs, four with dark brown glaze, and one two tone. 6.5" to 12"h. Chips, cracks a

ASSORTED AMERICAN STONEWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, salt-glazed, comprising one straight-sided crock with two handles, incised line below rim, cobalt-blue "3" and floral design on one side with brown Al

Four Pieces of Utilitarian Stoneware, 19th century, a brown-dipped jar, possibly Charlestown, Massachusetts; a salt-glazed jug, North Carolina origin; an ovoid jar with brown glaze and incised line de

Three pieces of American cobalt blue-decorated salt glazed stoneware, 19th century, comprising a 1-gallon Maryland cylindrical jar, attributed to Peter Herrmann, Baltimore, decorated with a split stem

second half-19th century; both with cobalt floral decoration and impressed "E & L P Norton Bennington VT, 9 1/2 and 11 1/2 in. H.