FALL 2024 AUCTION CATALOG
Lot 376. Minimum: $50
Lot of Two: S. HART / FULTON Stoneware Jars with Bird Decorations
Lot 377. Minimum: $25
Lot 378. Minimum: $50
Lot of Three: Stoneware Crocks w/ Bird Decoration attrib. Ballardvale, MA
Lot 379. Minimum: $50
Lot of Three: New York Stoneware Vessels w/ Cobalt Script Names
Lot 380. Minimum: $50
Lot of Three: Stoneware Marked by Nathan Clark Potteries, New York State
Lot 381. Minimum: $50
Two Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Advertising Jugs, Northeastern U.S. origin, circa 1875
Lot 382. Minimum: $50
Lot 383. Minimum: $50
Lot 384. Minimum: $25
Lot 385. Minimum: $50
Three-Gallon SOMERSET / POTTERSWORKS Stoneware Jug w/Flowering Urn and Butterfly Motif
Lot 386. Minimum: $75
Rare "John Rambo / Muskingum County," Ohio Stoneware Jar, Dated 1871
Lot 387. Minimum: $75
Scrace 12 Gal. Ohio Stoneware Crock w/ Marching Man Decoration
Lot 388. Minimum: $25
Large-Sized New York State Stoneware Inkwell, w/ Cobalt Decoration
Lot 389. Minimum: $25
Miniature Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Pitcher, probably New York State origin
Lot 390. Minimum: $25
Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Inkwell, Northeastern U.S. origin, mid 19th century
Lot 391. Minimum: $25
Lot 392. Minimum: $25
Rare Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Book Flask, Westerwald, Germany, 19th century
Lot 393. Minimum: $25
Lot of Two: Northeastern Stoneware Lids w/ Relief Decoration, One S. S. PERRY / TROY
Lot 394. Minimum: $25
Cobalt-and-Manganese-Decorated Westerwald Stoneware Mug w/ Sprig-Molded Decoration, 1688
Lot 395. Minimum: $25
A. O. WHITTEMORE / HAVANA, NY Stoneware Crock w/ Slip-Trailed Floral Decoration
Lot 396. Minimum: $25
Two Pieces of Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware, Northeastern U.S. origin, c1870-80
Lot 397. Minimum: $50
Lot of Three: BALLARD VALE / STONEWARE MF.G.C Jugs (Ballardvale, MA)
Lot 398. Minimum: $50
Two Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Jugs, Norton Family, Bennington, Vermont, c1855-70
Lot 399. Minimum: $25
Two Pieces of Utilitarian Pottery, American, mid 19th century
Lot 400. Minimum: $25
Scarce D.D. & I.N. WELLS / WHATELY, MASS Stoneware Jug, circa 1849-57