Rainbow Drip Pottery Vase Attractive southern folk pottery hand thrown vase - in drip glazes of bright yellow, burgundy and green. Ruffled edge at the top. Measures 4" high - unmarked - CC Cole Pottery ??. Probably circa 1940's. In excellent condition. (#T1347)

Key words: North South Carolina ceramic
Manufacturer: CC Cole  

Rope Handle Candlestick Southern Folk Pottery A great twisted rope handle adorns this chamberstick. Done in green, yellow, masons stain and white. Made by Williamsburg Pottery (Cole Pottery), this tourist ware piece is 4 3/4" high by 4 1/4" diam at the base - exceellent condition - circa 1930-40. (#T-2021)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown ceramic

Manufacturer: CC Cole Pottery  

Handled Pottery Jug - Bright Glazes Bright high gloss drip glazes of red to green to yellow over white. 5 1/2" high x 4 1/2" diam. Shellacked bottom. Small top rim flake and a few glaze impurities. Made by CC Cole Pottery. (#T-2004)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

Southern Folk Pottery Squared off Bowl High gloss greens blending toward dark gold. Ink stamped "Williamsburg Hand Made Pottery". Many small kiln glaze pops. 3 1/2" high x 6" wide across top. (#T-2016)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

Covered Small North Carolina Pot Nice small usable piece of southern folk pottery probably dating from the 1940's to 50's. Blue green speckled glaze. Measures 3" high to top of finial of the lid - use as a great mustard pot.
Many small glaze nips around the top rim. (#T1406)

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

Manufacturer: CC Cole Pottery  

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)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

Nell Cole Graves Mottled Green Tea Set This is a beautifully crafted tea set, hand thrown by Nell Cole Graves of JB Cole Pottery. It consists of a tea pot with lid, a covered sugar bowl and a creamer. Done in that wonderful "mottled green" glaze! Teapot measures 5 1/4" high by 4 3/4" diam, sugar bowl measures 2 7/8" high (3 1/4" high with the lid) and approx. 4 1/2" diam, and the creamer measures 3" high by 4 1/2" diam. The pitcher was two shallow flakes on the top edge - one is underneath the spout the other is on the inside rim (both are about 1/4" long). The sugar has an extremely shallow 1/4" long flake on the inside rim butting up to the handle. Typical JB Cole belt sander marks on the bottoms and nicely thinly thrown pots. Circa 1950's. (#NC066)

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

Manufacturer: JB Cole Pottery  

Chinese Blue Mug - w/lots of red Nice and large southern folk pottery handled mug, done in a double glaze of Chinese blue - nice bright blue showing through. Measures 3 7/8" high. The cup itself (not including the handle) is 4 1/4" in diam, and with the handle about 5 1/2". In excellent condition. (#NC054)

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Manufacturer: south carolina  

Southern Folk Pottery Tall Yellow Pot Nice piece of hand thrown southern pottery - measuring about 12 1/2" tall - by about 4 1/2" at the widest - 2 handles. Very similar to Naples yellow glaze with overdrips in a deeper, darker gold. Unmarked - could be C C Cole Pottery - circa 1940's-50's. One very minor glaze chip on the foot - less than 1/8". (#T-NC013)

Keywords: north carolina south ceramic vintage

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

Small Hand Thrown Creamer Lovely small cream pitcher done by one of the southern folk pottery companies. Measures 2" high by about 2 1/2" in diameter - done in a green high glaze - in excellent condition. (#T1423)

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

Manufacturer: Cole Pottery  

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)

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

Manufacturer: southern folk pottery  

Blue Hooded Pottery Candle Holder This candleholder is done in a high glaze medium blue - one small handle at the top. The interesting thing about this particular piece is that it has an original hole in the bottom. Measures approx. 6 3/4" high - general diam 3 3/4". In very nice condition.(#NC063)

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

Manufacturer: southern folk 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  

Celia Cole Pencil Holder - Bright Orange Glaze Funky retro glaze on this pencil holder/ flower holder pot thrown by Celia Cole in 1982. Her classic " Hello World " on the bottom - the pot just makes me happy! Measures 3 1/2" high - in excellent condition. (#T1422)

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

Manufacturer: Celia Cole  

Rope Handle Candlestick Southern Folk Pottery - #2 A great twisted rope handle adorns this chamberstick. Done in blue, yellow, masons stain and white. Made by Williamsburg Pottery (Cole Pottery), this tourist ware piece is 4 3/4" high by 3 1/2" diam at the base - exceellent condition - circa 1930-40. (#T-2020-A)

Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown ceramic

Manufacturer: CC Cole Pottery