Southern Folk Pottery Syrup Pitcher This pitcher, which still smells like syrup inside, has a dark brown glaze dripping over the top of a tan body, with hints of greens and hues of light yellow. Measures 6 1/4" high by 3 1/2" diam at the widest portion. Small glaze miss on the middle of the body. Probably CC Cole Pottery - ca 1940's. Generally very nice condition. (#T1403)

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Syrup Pitcher Southern Folk Pottery This pitcher is 6" high by 3 1/2" at widest diameter. Has a very nice finely done handle. Glazes are mostly reds - going to a light green and yellow near the base. Circa 1940's. In very nice condition. There's a little chip on the foot - 1/4" x 1/8". Has an impurity in the glaze at the bottom. (#T1404)

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Williamsburg Southern Folk Pottery Basket A small but nice example of southern folk pottery. This flattened handled basket is 5 1/2" long x about 4" wide. Hand thrown and hand glazed, probably by Cole Pottery, this is ink stamped on the bottom, Williamsburg Hand - Made Pottery. Glazes are wonderful colors of yellow, green and dark brown (to purple) drip. Great condition - no cracks, chips, or hairlines - crazing lines evident on the interior. (#T-1278)

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AR Cole Split Handled Medicine Jar Nice round shape with great split handles on this piece of southern folk pottery. Called both an apothecary jar and a medicine jar. Measures 4 5/8" high and the widest point is about 5 3/4". Two separate bands of lines - each band has 3 lines. Two very small old chips on inside of rim, and 1 very small chip on foot. AR Cole - circa 1930's.
(#NC052)

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Southern Folk Pottery Candle Holder This candleholder is done in a medium green high glaze color. Hand thrown, as is all southern folk pottery. Measures approx. 7" high - general diam 3 1/4". The piece is crudely done - lots of glaze pops all around. Great for those nights when the electricity goes out! Probably made in the 1940;s. (#NC064)

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Matte Brown Handled Pottery Pitcher Heavy drip glaze, looking like very delicate stripes. Unmarked 4 1/2" high x 3 1/4" diam. (#T-2002)

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Pottery Flower Holder / Pencil Holder Masons stains drip high glaze. 3" diam x 4" h. Ink stamp on bottom - Great Smokey Moutains. These pots were also called pencil holders - 7 holes in this one. Excellent condition. (#T-2003)

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Southern Folk Pottery Two Color Jug Two color brown with hold drip on top - high glaze. Unmarked but probably by CC Cole Pottery. 4 3/4" high x 4" diam. Excellent condition. (#T-2013)

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North Carolina Large Thrown Bowl Great high glaze turquoise hand thrown southern folk pottery bowl. Nice usable size - 9 3/4" in diameter - 3 1/4" high. Unmarked - possibly one of the Cole potteries - two really small glaze flecks on the inside of the top edge. Generally very nice condition, circa 1940 -1960. (#T1514)

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Cole Matte Green Serving Piece Interesting shape on this handled serving piece - not sure what it was used for - but it looks cool! This was done by one of the Cole potteries- nice matte green glaze with brown speckling underneath. Shellacked bottom. In very nice condition. (#NC067)

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Unglazed Southern Pottery Rebecca Jug Awesome form to this rebecca jug - terrific handle! Measures 9 1/2" high to top of handle, and about 4 1/2" in diameter at the middle. The bottom third of the jug is a bit lighter in color - nice wide spout on this hand thrown piece of pottery. Unmarked - could be Georgia or North Carolina? Excellent condition. (#T1413)

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Southern Folk Pottery Dirt Dish Attractive hand thrown pottery dirt dish, also called a pie plate - nice crimped edges with a burnt orange color glaze - I've seen this referred to as a red eye gravy glaze. Measures 9 1/4" in diameter and just a bit over 2" high. There are several small and fairly shallow edges chips (see photos) - all are in the darker red glaze making them not very noticeable. Probably made by JB Cole Pottery. A nice piece of pottery to use and enjoy! (#T-1803)

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Hooded Candle Holder This southern folk pottery candleholder has a medium to dark matte green soft drip glaze. 5 1/2" h x 3 1/2" diam. Excellent condition. (#T-2011)

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North Carolina Pottery Medicine Jar This pottery medicine jar, also referred to as apothecary jars, is hand made and hand thrown. Split handle and simply an outstanding glaze. Measures 7" tall and about 8" from handle to handle. Unmarked - red clay base. I believe this is a piece by AR Cole, circa 1930's - 40's. The glaze looks a lot like his "mistake crystal blue" glaze - see page 156 of A. Everette James book "North Carolina Art Pottery". In outstanding condition - no chips, cracks, hairlines. (#T-1802)

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Early Creamer Matte glaze on the outside and high glaze on the inside – showing pinkish tones of the clay body. Measures 3 ¼" high x 4 ¼" diameter. Excellent condition.

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