A. Rangel Portugal Stoneware Wine or Oil Bottle Made in Portugal Bulbous Shaped Brown Matte Finished Stoneware Bottle. This bulbous shaped brown stone ware bottle was hand made in Portugal and was used for olive oil storage. It is inscribed “Hand Made” - “A. Rangel R. – Oliveira de Azemeis – Portugal. This crockery jug measures 10” tall to the top of its cork, and is in mint condition.
 

P & J Arnold's 32 oz. Master Ink Bottle 1862 P & J Arnold's 32 oz. Master Ink Bottle Circa 1862. A old signed 32 oz. J. Bourne & Son Brown Stoneware Master Ink Bottle that contained P & J Arnold's Writing Fluid. Bottle has remnants of 2 Arnold's paper labels. We have included a picture of what a complete paper label looks like for reference only. Arnold's Writing Fluid, who claimed their "writing fluid did not mould" (or mold) was widely imported into the United States by the middle of the 19th century and was a threat to the domestic ink market.

Embossed on the bottom side of the bottle is " Vitreous Stone Bottles - J. Bourne & Son. - Patentees - Denby Pottery - Near Derby - P. & J. ARNOLD, LONDON, - ENGLAND" (see picture).

Bottle measures 9 1/2 inches tall by 3 1/2 inches across the bottom and is in FAIR Condition with some nicks and a crack on the top that was well repaired and does not affect the beauty of the bottle. Item also has a chip on the bottom of the bottle which you should be able to see from the picture. These bottles are hard to find and a must for the serious collector.
 

Pink Stoneware Wine Bottle Pink Stone ware Wine Bottle. This pink colored earthen ware bottle measures 11” tall and is marked with 0.7 L – SEN. Although it does not have a label we believe that this bottle is from “Liebfraumilch – 1969 – Shipped by: St. Markus-Kellerei, Traben-Trarbach – Imported by: Wine Imports of America Ltd., Hawthorne, NJ”. Crockery jug is in mint condition
 

York County Court House Cream and Brown Stoneware Crock Cream and Brown Stoneware Jug Crock. This small cream and brown stone ware jug depicts this country’s very first capital building. It reflects the York County Court House in York PA, which was our first capital from 1777 to 1776. There is an embossment on the bottom “Made in the USA” that is very subtle to read. This pretty crock measures 5-1/2” tall and is in mint condition
 

Green Stoneware Wine Bottle Aqua Blue Green Stone ware Wine Bottle. This aqua green colored earthen ware bottle measures 11” tall and is marked with 0.7 L – SEN. Although it does not have a label we believe that this bottle is from “Liebfraumilch – 1969 – Shipped by: St. Markus-Kellerei, Traben-Trarbach – Imported by: Wine Imports of America Ltd., Hawthorne, NJ”. Crockery jug is in mint condition
 

German Rhine Wine Stoneware Bottle Germany Rhine Wine Cream Stoneware Bottle. This cream colored stone ware or earthenware bottle measures 11” tall and has an original paper label stating “Liebfraumilch – 1969 – Shipped by: St. Markus-Kellerei, Traben-Trarbach – Imported by: Wine Imports of America Ltd., Hawthorne, NJ. It also has a mark “0.7 L – AW”. Crockery jug is in mint condition.
 

Wm. P. Hartley Stoneware Grease Jar Small Wm. P. Hartley’s Warranted Stoneware Drip Crock. This circa 1900 stone ware crock was used to hold many things especially grease drippings. This vintage pot measures 4” tall and has a 3” opening on top. This piece is stamped on the bottom “Not Genuine Unless Bearing Wm. P Hartley’s Label.” It is in good condition with normal wear and a slight chip on the edge of the top rim
 

9 Hole Stoneware and Cobalt Flower Frog 9 Hole Stoneware and Cobalt Flower Frog. Frog is beige in color with a Cobalt Painted Tulip and leaves. Frog measures 4 ¾ inches tall and is in GREAT Condition. It appears to have had some type of handle on the top, but it is broken off; no other chips or marks. A different and pretty flower frog to add to you collection!