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Heavy, cylindrical vessel with sides that rise to ledge.Above ledge, shoulder slopes in to neck with plain rim. Ear-shaped handle attached at neck and shoulder. Plain base. Stoneware; exterior glazed with white Bristol slip and brown Albany slip; interior glazed with brown Albany slip. Height-12 inches. Diameter-7 inches. These vessels were used by distillers and by manufactures of cooking oil, vinegar and molasses. A straight-sided form with a sloping shoulder became common around 1850. Circa 1890-1920.

This is an offering for a rarely seen Stockton Art Pottery double handled vase! This fine example measures 7-1/4 wide to the outside of the handles and is 5 high. There is no mark on this example, as is the case with another piece of well documented Stockton I have that is only marked on the dry foot 'Stockton' with the date of manufacture in 1895 in pencil! Not a hint of use and has no nicks, chips, cracks or repairs. Shipping for this wonderful addition to your collection is $8.95.

Beautiful Peach Lusterware Porcelain Saucer Set with Hand Painted Floral Design. Look like some sort of blossom with white flowers and black stems. Excellent condition. Price is for the set of 6 saucers.

THIS IS AN OFFERING FOR A VERY RARELY SEEN STOCKTON ART POTTERY JARDINIERE MEASURING 7 HIGH AND 9 WIDE AT THE RIM. THE BODY HAS 8 CONCAVE INDENTATIONS, A BEAD DESIGN AROUND THE NECK, AND A RUFFLED RIM. THE GLAZE IS LIGHT AND DARK BROWNS WITH MOTTLED GREENS. ROUND STOCKTON CALIFORNIA DIE MARK. THE ONLY SIGN OF BEING OVER 100 YEARS OLD IS ON THE NECK'S INTERIOR WHERE THERE IS SOME WEAR TO THE GLAZE, AS YOU WOULD FIND IN A MIXING BOWL. VERY LIGHT GLAZE CRAZING AND HAS NO NICKS, CHIPS, CRACKS OR REPAIRS. SHIPPING FOR THIS WONDERFUL PIECE OF CALIFORNIA HISTORY IS $20.00.

A lovely matte green vase crafted by Haeger Potteries. This eared vase is 5 tall and in very good condition. There is a minor bottom glaze chip. Great style and color. The vase still has its original foil label.

Pretty handamde art pottery salad plate. 6-3/4 in diameter. Unsigned. Free of damage. 1980s.

Vintage CERAMIC FASHIONS by O.P.CO. Poodle Planter. 5 1/2 tall, 6 1/2 wide and 2 3/4 deep. This extremely colorful and beautifully designed Poodle Planter will easily become a prize addition to any vintage collection - just look at those magnificent eyes! The 2/1/2 by 1 opening for your favorite house plant is located directly behind the cute little poodle. It is in great vintage condition--the only marks are under-the-glaze, done in factory. It is marked Ceramic Fashions by O.P.CO.

This hand thrown piece of southern folk pottery stands 6 ½ high. Measures 6 ¼ at its widest - base measures 4 ½ in diam. Glaze is a combo of drips in dark green, light browns, some yellowish undertones - great look, hard to describe. This has 16 holes and double handles. Chip on the rim, tiny fleabites here and there - generally nice condition. This is probably considered a flower holder at this size - but smaller versions were also designed to hold pencils. Probably circa 1940's. (#NC011) Key words: North Carolina southern folk pottery hand thrown ceramic

Beautiful blue & brown artist handmade bulbous pottery vase. Signed W. Handarbeit on the bottom. 5-1/2 inches tall and 5-1/2 inches in diameter. Folded rim. Has slight glaze problem on one place 1980s. Free of damage.

Set of Victorian Sugar and Condiment Jars decorated with Pink Peonies. Both have lids and handles. The Peonies have a raised white dot decoration in the centers with some gold decorated accents. Both have a shiny glaze. Usable.

Unique black teapot with white drip trim and has Phoenix, Ariz. in gilt lettering on side. 4 tall and 7-1/2 from spout to handle. 1980-90s. Unmarked. Free of damage.

J and G Meakin Renaissance Dinner Plate. Off white with scalloped edges. The rim is decorated olive green leaf and flower border. Has the J & G Meakin Backstamp reads English Ironstone Sterling, Renaissance. Genuine hand engraving, permanent colours. J and G Meakin, England. Check out the matching creamer at Rusty Springs. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling for multiple item orders.

Excellent 1940s or 50s vintage LuRay creamer in a greenish yellow pale pastel color. Measures nearly 3 high and about 6 at its widest point. Creamer is from the estate of its original owner and is free of damage or repair. It's marked on the bottom as follows: T.S.&T. Lu-RAY PASTELS U.S.A. 10 45 With great retro lines, this would compliment any collection of art deco or American art pottery!

I call this little baby dish Early Bird Gets the Worm . Dating to the early 1900s, probably 1920s or 30s, this nice heavy American Art Pottery feeding bowl measures about 7 in diameter and 1 3/8 tall/ It is old and has been lovingly used, no maker's mark on the bottom. The dish is shaped like the early Roseville juvenile ware pieces that are so rare and sought after, and it is probably about the same age. It's white with a thin blue pinstripe around the lip and a decal of a baby chick in a pastoral setting in the center. The little chicken is looking at the ground at a little worm. Behind the bird are little purple flowers that look like violets. The little bowl or plate has a hairline, as shown in the pictures, on the lip, plus some little nicks around the edge and on the bottom. The bottom of the bowl show scratches where some little tyke certainly enjoyed his or her cereal. Despite this, the decal is still amazingly intact and truly endearing. Sold in AS FOUND condition, this is a warm and lovely collectible antique piece that wouold be great as part of a collection of baby feeding bowls and American Art pottery from the depression era.

This is the baby brother to the other A. R. Cole Casserole we have for sale. It is not tiny by any means - 6.5 inches in diameter and 9.5 inches accross the handles. This one has the same great layered green glaze. It does have a few places where the glaze has worn away at its rim - and one tiny chip, also on the rim. No lid. Otherwise a fine piece of work from an expert potter.

This is a pair of dinner plates. Very pretty floral pattern with a scalloped edge and gold trim. The gold trim is worn but the plates and the floral design are in beautiful condition. Price is for both plates. I will be happy to combine shipping and handling for muliple item orders.

Vintage Crooksville China Company Floral Dinner Plate. Pattern number 1233. I've seen this described as the Hostess shape. I would describe the flowers as a wildflower kind of like a wild rose in yellow and blue. The outter rim is a slightly darker color of ecru with two platinum rings. Not sure of the date or pattern name of these dishes but the Crooksville China Company opened in 1902 and closed in 1959. This was my great aunts china. She was born in 1900 so I would guess these were from late 1910's to the 1920's. I have 5 of the plates. Price is for each plate. Also see the matching cup and saucer sets, bread plates, serving platter, vegetable bowl and cream and sugar set. Shipping and handling depending on number of pieces ordered and calculated after the order is placed.

Apprx 5 tall, 7 wide, lovely green glaze, stamped FRANKOMA and 87 on the bottom, though the stamp is hard to decipher. Some sort of mineral or residue around the lip and base. I am selling it as found, though I think it may be able to be removed with a little TLC. It does flake a bit with my fingernail. Grenish brown glaze. Great character, deco style, ball jug design, good vintage condition, no cracks or chips. Priced to sell based on condition.

Metlox Poppytrail Woodland Gold Dinner Plate. It has an off-white background and a center of sycamore-like leaves in brown, orange and yellow. The pattern and shape were introduced in 1959. See the matching fruit or cereal bowls and bread plates.

A lime green and pink shell vase made by Weil of California in the early 1950s. 7.25 tall and 7 long. In very good condition, some crackling and a glaze skip but no major flaws.