Veritable Grés Au Sel, BETSCHDORF Stoneware Crock 4 inches tall by 4 inches diameter. Two handles. Grey stoneware with royal blue pattern. I originally thought this was Salmon Falls Pottery. After further inspection realize it is not made in the USA! No imperfections!
 

Salmon Falls Pottery Individual Serving Dish 9 inches from outside edge of handles. 6.5 inches wide, and 2 inches tall. Made in Dover, New Hampshire.
 

Monroe Salt Works Stoneware Mug Cluster of peaches pattern. 4 inches tall. Made right here in Maine. Used, but in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Monroe Salt Works  

Monroe Salt Works Stoneware Mug Set Set of three mugs. Floral pattern. 4 inches tall. Made right here in Maine. Used, but in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Monroe Salt Works  

Over & Back Yellow Ware Canister Set of Two Coffee, tea or flour these old-fashioned looking crocks accommodate them all. Attractively styled, they're from the Yellow Ware collection. Features varying bands of stripes across the centers. Beautiful enough for displaying on your counter top or country hutch. Snug-fitting lids ensure freshness of bagels, cookies, pasta and more! Measure 6.5 inches tall, by 5 inches diameter, and 7.5 inches by 6 inch diameter.

Manufacturer: Over and Back  

Monroe Salt Works Stoneware Mug Rose pattern. 4 inches tall. Made right here in Maine. Used, but in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Monroe Salt Works  

Over & Back Yellow Ware Canister Set of Two Coffee, tea or flour, these old-fashioned looking crocks accommodate them all. Attractively styled, from the Yellow Ware collection, and feature varying bands of stripes across the centers. Beautiful enough for displaying on your counter top or country hutch. Snug-fitting lids ensure freshness of bagels, cookies, pasta and more! Measure 6.5 inches tall by 5 inches diameter, and 8.5 inches tall by 7 inches diameter.
Manufacturer: Over and Back  

Monroe Salt Works Stoneware Mugs Set of 2 mugs. Violet pattern. 4 inches tall. Made right here in Maine. Used, but in excellent condition.
 

Rebekah at the Well Teapot Measures 9.5 inches from bottom to top of cover. It is 10 inches from handle to spout! It is heavy! Weight is 5+ lbs! There are some small hairline cracks as if someone put hot water in it when it was cold. Also has a chip on the cover. Very stable and a wonderful piece!
HISTORY:These pots were designed for the Independant Order of Oddfellows Rebekah Degree starting in 1847. The Rebekah Degree allowed women related to an I.O.O.F. member to to join the Daughters of Rebekah. Rebekah originated from a Bible story. It was the most sucessful pot ever produced. Paraphrased from: COLLECTORS GUIDE to YELLOW WARE, pg. 29, Book III, by Lisa S. McAllister.
Add:Rockingham glaze, Rebekah at The Well pot created by the Edwin Bennett pottery of Baltimore, Md. in 1852, and modeled by Charles Coxson.(From Barber, pg. 143).
"Charles Coxson began modeling for this firm in 1850 and many of their pitcher forms, which were made in brown or Rockingham glaze, were designed and modeled by him; Among these were the Wild Boar pitcher, 1851 and the Rebekah at the Well teapot, in 1852." "Afterwards Mr. Coxson went to Trenton and established a pottery there" (Coxson & co). The type of glaze used was that of the type used and patented by the Norton co. of BENNINGTON , Vt. in 1848. "One of their specialties was the Patent Flint Enamel ware, a fine grade of Rockingham".

 

Nice old bowl with basket weave pattern. Rockingham style glaze. There is one spot on the bottom of the inside of bowl where the glaze has chipped off. Otherwise in great condition!