ALTHOUGH MARKED, THE ATTRIBUTION OF THIS PIECE COULD BE WRONG. THE PIECE COULD BE OF MIDWEST OR MID-SOUTH ORIGIN DUE TO THE FORM, COLOR AND CHARACTERISTICS. THE PIECE IS BEING SOLD SUBJECT TO A RESERVE.

There is some old staining and chipping at the extended rim. 15" 1800

Mottled color and minor clay separation at the rim and ears, in the making. Surface roughness around the base and there is a surface chip at the rim. 12" 1830

Some staining and stone pings (one in the flower) and stack marks at the shoulder. "N" in Washington not impressed in maker's mark. 13" 1835

There is a tight crack at the rim to the left of the maker's mark. Stack marks and glaze burn occurred in the kiln. 12 1/2" 1835

Kiln burns and stone ping at the base in the making, old surface roughness all around the rim. 9" 1830

Very old surface roughness at the rim, glaze pitting on the front right and back. Some staining from use. 9 1/2" 1830

Clay separation at the base of the handle. Minor glaze flaw at the base on the front. All occurring when made. 12" 1810

Glaze burns and minor imperfections in the making. Clay separation at the top of the handle, also occurring when made. Some staining from use. 11 1/2" 1810

Stack mark on the right side in the making. Minor surface chipping at the spout. 10" 1830

Dry glaze in the making with some staining from use. 14 1/2" 1825

Mottled clay color and stack mark in the making. 11" 1820

Stack marks, misshapen, and glaze drip all occurred in the making. 10 1/2" 1835

Interior lime staining. There is a chip at the rim above the right ear. Minor glaze imperfections in the making. 10 1/2" 1830

Stained with minor surface chipping at the spout and base. 15" 1832

Large chip at the base and some surface chips at the rim. There is a very tight old line at the base under one ear. Some surface roughness at the base. 15" 1820

Old chip at the bottom on the back. 16" 1840

Glaze burn/stack marks in the making. 13" 1820

Old chip at the base on the right side. Origin difficult to determine. Great decorative form and color. 16" 1800

Minor surface chip at the interior and exterior rim. Misshapen and mottled clay glaze color in the making. 11" 1830

Dark clay color, stack marks, dimpled glaze, all occurred in the making. There are some old chips at the base on the back. 8" 1800

Stone ping at the spout. There is a tight glaze line off that stone ping. Some staining from use. 14" 1880

Stained, and there is a surface chip at the spout, both minor. 14" 1880

Stack mark at the "N" in NJ. Minor staining and surface chips at the spout. 13 1/2" 1880

There are a couple of glaze flecks in the spout. Minor age crazing to the glaze. 11" 1880

Stone ping and surface chips at the spout. 11" 1880

Clay separation at the handle, dry glaze, and stack marks - all in the making. There are filled surface chips at the spout. 11" 1880

Minor age crazing to the glaze. 11" 1880

Stained and age crazing to the glaze. There is a small impact spot at the shoulder above the "S" in S. Spitzer. 9 1/2" 1890

Surface chips at the spout on the front. The handle is missing. 9 1880

Overglaze at the shoulder and there is a clay separation at the base, both occurred when made. 9" 1880

Old worn smooth interior and exterior surface chips at the rim. There are small tight lines at the rim on the back and left front. 4" X 8" 1870

There is a minor glaze drip on the front and a clay separation at the handle, both occurred in the making. Long old chip at the bottom on the back. 17" 1870

Minor staining, signs of an old red overpaint. 15" 1870

There is a stone ping on the front that just touches the design. 16 1/2" 1865

Overglazed in the making below the bird and on the left side. Minor stone ping below the tail in the making. Some staining from use and old chipping around the bottom. 15 1/2" 1880

Dry glaze in the making. There is a tight, spidering crack up from the bottom on the left. Signs of different overpaints. Surface roughness at the spout. 15 1/2" 1885

Dry glaze and minor staining. 15 1/2" 1870

Some staining from use. 13 1/2" 1865

There is some blistering to the blue cobalt. Stack marks at the shoulder, including the L in Catskill. Both occurred in the making. There are a few minor surface chips at the base. 15" 1850

There is a tight stabilized jagged crack on the front that starts above the left ear and runs thru the flower. There is another jagged stabilized crack at the bottom on the back. Short line above the right ear. Filled stone ping under the right ear. Other

Kiln burns in the making. 10 1/2" 1865

There is some roughness at the spout. Some staining from use. 11" 1870

Stone ping and stained spot on the right side. 12" 1870

Stained and faint signs of a red overpaint on the front that framed the design. 11" 1890

Glaze burn, drip, and stack marks all occurred when made. 11" 1870

Glaze burn and stack marks occurred in the making. Surface roughness at the spout. 11" 1865

Stained. There is a large surface chip at the spout. There is an under the glaze chip at the base on the front. 10" 1850

Surface chips at the spout. There is a large chip at the rim on the left. Two other minor chips at the rim. Some staining from use. 11 1/2" 1870

There is blister to the thick blue cobalt application. Tight line up from the bottom on the back. Some staining from use. 7 1/2" 1880

There is a minor old interior rim chip. 8" 1865

Dark color and clay separation lines at the rim on the back and above the right ear. There is a glaze spider in front of the right ear. Some staining from use. 9" 1875

Some staining from use. Stack mark on the back. There is a short hairline on the front that occurred in the making. 8 1/2" 1875

Minor staining. There is a chip at the rim and there is an X-shaped spider line, both on the back. 10" 1870

Nice example. Some minor staining from use. 10 1/2" 1880

There is a burn mark on the front, under the glaze and pitting below the flower. Surface chips all around the rim. Tight line at the rim on the back. 9 1/2" 1870

There is some lime staining, mostly on the interior. Very minor glaze spidering at the base, in the making. 8" X 12" 1850

Dark clay color. Clay separation at the bottom coming up to the left of "boat". Both occurred in the making. 8" 1850

Very minor shallow surface chip at the rim. Glaze discoloration at the base, in the making. 7" 1850

Dark clay color in the making. The maker's mark is lightly impressed. There is an old tight line at the rim opposite the name, and another up from the base. Minor glaze spider and small shallow chip at the base to the left of the mark. 7 1/4" 1870

Small Ohio origin canning jar that has interior and exterior surface roughness at the rim. 7 1/2".

Stack mark/glaze burn in the making on the front. Minor chip at the rim on the left. 13" 1850

Glaze burn and a separation line in the middle of the handle both occurred when made. Some staining from use. 11" 1890

Dry/blister to the thick cobalt application, short, tight line above the left ear and minor glaze imperfections, all occurring when made. 11 1/2" 1870

There is a crow's foot glaze spider off a stone ping on the left side that has been touched up, but not in the blue. Also, professional restoration, the handle is replaced. Some staining from use. 13 1/2" 1870

The first: Pot shaped handled pitcher with a lid. Very minor fleck in the glaze at the spout. Stone ping in the lid. 7"

The second: J. FISHER LYONS NY syrup jug with minor wear at the spout. 9". 1880

The first: WHITES UTICA in a mottled manganese glaze. Potter's fingerprints in the bottom. 10"

The second: Unsigned, in a dark brown glaze. There is a small stone ping in the handle. 9". 1870

The first: J. FISHER LYONS N. Y. approximate 1/2 gallon jug in a purple/brown glaze. Minor surface wear. 8"

The second: Approximate 1 gallon 3 paneled footwarmer with original metal screw spout. Impressed on the bottom, "Do Not Put On Hot Stove". Finished in a light brown glaze. 1880

Worn smooth surface chips at the base and there is a surface chip at the rim. 8 1/2" 1830

Worn smooth surface wear to glaze at the interior and exterior rim. 10" 1850

Worn smooth surface wear to glaze at the interior and exterior rim. Also, there is an inbody horizontal clay separation line at the base about 3" long that occurred in the making. 10 1/2" 1850

Old surface chip at the base and some lime staining. There is a short line and glaze wear at the rim from use. 10" 1850

Glaze wear and interior stain from use. There is a very tight t-shaped faint line at the base. 9 1/2" 1850

Interior glaze wear and a great smooth feel to the exterior from years of use. Clay separation line at the interior rim in the making. 5" X 11 1/2" 1830

Excellent. 14" 1880

Body is excellent. Old 3" surface chip on the inside rim of the lid. 10 1/2" X 12" 1900

Tight freeze crack all around one side. The spout was probably broken off and glued in place. Such a rare, early decorated form it is well worth getting properly restored. 10 1/2" 1830

There is a glaze flaw in the making. Excellent. 5 1/4" 1800

Old smooth chip at the bottom off a stone ping in the making. 6 1/2" 1830

Minor age crazing to the glaze. 4" 1850

The first: Blue banded pitcher with brushed blue fruit design and "1/2" on the back near the handle. Possibly N. J. origin. Old interior chip at the spout. 5 1/2" tall. 1880.

The second: Squat ovoid jug with blue daubs at the shoulder and handle. Possibly Sea Grove, N. C. origin. Excellent. 5". 1920.

Excellent. Probably early 20th century. 7 5/6" X 3 5/8"

Excellent. Probably mid 20th century. 5 1/2"

There is a clay separation line most noticeable on the inside. Also, there is a tight hairline across the bottom. Stone pings in the making. Some staining from use. 5 1/2" 1870

The first: In the form of a corked handled jug finished in a warm red wash. The piece is filled with pennies. We don't know how old they are or how many are in the bank. 5".

The second: Small finial clay bank in a dry glaze. Both late 19th century in good condition.

The first: Tan/white Bristol glaze. Impressed, "ALEXR FEYH/HOBOKEN/1873" at the shoulder. Pottery maker's mark in a small circle at the base on the left. Extensive surface chips at the bottom and spout. Stack mark to the

The second: Impressed and blue accented, "C. ARNOLD JR" at the shoulder. Minor flake spout under the spout. 6 1/2".

Minor chip at the base on the back and the interior spout. 10 1/2"

Stack marks and stone ping in the making. 10"

The M, A, and R in Newark are pressed upside down. Minor surface roughness at the base. Stack mark/stone ping and glaze imperfections in the making. 9 3/4"

There are a few glaze flecks throughout and a chip in the spout. 15" 1850

All in good condition with some chipping. Outside diameters are: 13 1/4", 12 3/4", 11 1/2", 11", 10", 9 1/2", 8 3/4", 7 1/2".

Excellent. 3 1/2" 1840

The first: "Shoulder" handled jug in an orange peel brown glaze. Incised on the bottom, "January 1st, 1883". An end of day, factory whimsey, New Year Commemorative. Excellent. 3 1/2".

The second: Pitcher in an Albany glaze. Potter's fingerprints on the right side and base. Minor fleck at the rim on the right. Probably NYS origin. 3 1/4".

Minor stain and wear from use. Only 2 1/4" diameter 1860

Minor glaze imperfections in the making. 8" 1860

Minor staining. 4" diameter

1/2" diameter or less each.

Chips at the rim and right ear. Blue eagle design is light. Some staining from use. 9 1/2" 1865

Stack marks and chips at the rim on the back. There is a tight glaze spider at the base under the left ear. Some staining from use. 12 1/2" 1830

Dark overall stain and faint signs of a later white overpaint. 12 1/2" 1830

Very dark clay color and a "scratch" under the glaze to the right of the design, both occurred in the making. 11 1/2" 1860

Minor stone ping on the back in the making. 7" 1880

Professional restoration to a tight hairline behind the right ear. 9 1/2" 1870

Glaze imperfections in the making. Old chips at the rim and base. Tight full length hairline on the front running between the M & A. some staining from use. 13" 1809

Misshapen in the making. Indent stack marks in the making. There is a large chunk missing above the left ear. Short hairlines at the rim. 12" 1809

Large surface chip at the rim. Dry, imperfect glaze and there is a jagged clay separation line up from the bottom, both occurred in the making. 10 1/2" 1850

Minor stone pings on the right side and back. 13 1/2" 1877

Very minor interior water stain from use. Professional restoration to Y-shaped crack in the original lid. 12 1/2"

The first: EARLY AMERICAN FOLK POTTERY by Guilland. First Edition. 1971. 321 pages.

The second: AMERICAN POTTERS AND POTTERY by John Ramsey. Copyright 1947. 304 pages. Both are hard cover in good condition.

Excellent.

There is a long, old surface chip at the spout on the right. 2 3/4" 1860

Minor imperfections in the making. Stone pings and clay separations at the base on the back. Some surface chipping in relief feather bonnet/stopper. 12 1/2" 1880

Minor staining and glaze wear from use. 3 1/2" X 13" 1860

Typical potter wheel lines on the outside with very little decoration, typical of this region. There is a short hairline at the rim to the right of the name. 18" 1840

Tight line on the back and it is a 3 gallon, not 2 gallon.

9 3/4" 1850

There is a chip at the extended rim above the "L" in Paul. 10 1/2" 1810

Very minor interior surface chip at the rim and a minor touch mark in the making at the base on the front. Exceptional in every way - maker, size, form, rare design, color and condition. 7 1/2" 1865