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)

Key words: ceramic hand made art

Manufacturer: southern folk potteries  

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)

Keywords: north carolina south ceramic vintage southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: Cole Pottery  

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)

Key words: ceramic pottery

Manufacturer: southern folk potteries  

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)

Key words: north carolina ceramic pot art

Manufacturer: southern folk potteries  

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)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

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)

Key words: southern folk ceramic art

Manufacturer: southern folk potteries  

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.

Key words: North South Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown ceramic

Manufacturer: North Carolina pottery  

Williamsburg Tourist Ware Pottery Handled Mug Multiple glazes on this hand thrown mug / coffee cup. Nice bulbous shape - measures 4 " tall - top diameter is 3", inkstamp on bottom. Excellent condition. Vintage Cole Pottery. (#NC017)

Keywords: north carolina south ceramic vintage southern folk pottery hand thrown Seagrove

Manufacturer: Cole Pottery  

CC Cole Pottery Vase Great thin vase measures 5" high by 3 3/4" diam at its widest. Bands of yellow, green and gloss red - extremely attractive. Probably 1940's-50's. In excellent condition. (#NC055)

Keywords: north carolina south ceramic vintage southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: CC Cole  

Williamsburg Tourist Pottery Pencil Jug Multi glaze - hand thrown pot by Cole Pottery - done for Williamsburg as tourist ware. This is called both a pencil holder / pencil jug and a flower holder. Nice ruffled lip. Inkstamp on bottom. 4" high. Two teeny glaze flakes on lip - overall nice condition. Circa 1940's. (#NC018)

Keywords: north carolina south ceramic vintage southern folk pottery hand thrown Seagrove

Manufacturer: Cole Pottery  

Small Rebecca Jug - marked Hand Made Nice size on this rebecca jug which is 4 3/8" high - 1 3/4" diam at the widest part of the body - 2 3/8" including the handle. Dark brown high glaze - incised mark "Hand Made" on the bottom. In excellent condition. Probably made by W. N. (Walter) Owen. (#NC057)

Keywords: north carolina south ceramic vintage southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: Walter Owen  

Monticello Pottery Pitcher A nice small squat pitcher with a highly speckled green/brown semi matte glazes. Impressed mark. 3 bottom kiln pulls. 3" high x 2 1/2" diam. Excellent condition. (#T-2010)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

Honey Jug in Browns and Golds Made by CC Cole Pottery, this 6" high honey jug has nice gloppy greens and gold glazes over brown. Teeny flake on inside of pouring lip - otherwise excellent. Circa 1940. (#T-2023)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown ceramic

Manufacturer: CC Cole Pottery  

Great Smoky Mountains Rebecca Jug Terrific drip glazes on this smaller rebecca jug measuring 8" high to the top of the handle. Heavily potted, nice form and glaze, made by C C Cole, Seagrove, North Carolina. Ink stamp on the bottom - excellent condition, probably circa 1950's. (#T1516)

Key words: southern folk ceramic hand made art

Manufacturer: southern folk potteries  

C C Cole Pottery Dirt Dish This dirt or pie dish features a mottled brown and cream glaze. 10" diam x 2" high – 1 tiny (1/16") glaze chip on fluted rim – unmarked, but probably made by CC Cole Pottery - brown sugar glaze.

Key words: North South Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown ceramic

Manufacturer: North Carolina pottery