A very nice 19th century stoneware 3 gallon jug with cobalt decoration on one side. No potters or makers mark, incised number 3 on top. The jug stands 15.5 inches high. Good  More »

A very nice 19th century stoneware 3 gallon jug with cobalt decoration on one side. No potters or makers mark, incised number 3 on top. The jug stands 15.5 inches high. Good overall condition not really anything worth pointing out for faults.   « Less

M Zunder & Sons Stoneware 2 Gallon Crock New Haven CT A 2 gallon stoneware crock from New Haven Connecticut. Incised marked M Zunder & Sons New Haven CT This Jug Cannot  More »

M Zunder & Sons Stoneware 2 Gallon Crock New Haven CT A 2 gallon stoneware crock from New Haven Connecticut. Incised marked M Zunder & Sons New Haven CT This Jug Cannot Be Sold and on the bottom the crest logo. Maier Zunder was born in Fuerth, Bavaria, Germany, 1829. He immigrated in 1848, first to New York, and to New Haven in 1852 after his brother Samuel died. Samuel owned a grocery store on Church St. When Samuel died, his widow, Regina, asked Maier to come to help run the business. Maier and Regina soon married. The store became a wholesale house under the name, M. Zunder & Sons and distributed groceries, tobacco products, and wines. He also served a booking agent for the North German Lloyd Steamship Lines. The jug stands a little under 14". There is discoloration as shown and a very old rim chip also as shown. There is a cork still in place inside the jug. The handle has a hairline.   « Less

Another gorgeous piece from our collection of pitchers. This is Ridgway & Co. (Hanley, England) and dated to 1835, fully marked on the bottom. Original pewter lid which still  More »

Another gorgeous piece from our collection of pitchers. This is Ridgway & Co. (Hanley, England) and dated to 1835, fully marked on the bottom. Original pewter lid which still works well. Vibrant floral patterns around the whole body with scrolled foliate design above and a footed base. A wonderfully ornate handle adds the finishing touch. Stands about 9 1/4" at its highest. Great condition, no chips, cracks or repairs.   « Less

Another fantastic early pitcher! This late 1800's early 1900's yellow ware pitcher is likely McCoy, but no maker marks. Stands 8 1/4" and has a grape motiff on either side.  More »

Another fantastic early pitcher! This late 1800's early 1900's yellow ware pitcher is likely McCoy, but no maker marks. Stands 8 1/4" and has a grape motiff on either side. There is a small chip on the bottom rim as shown, otherwise no chips, cracks or repairs. There is a normal amount of crazing for the age. Primitive green paint against the yellow body, a great old piece of pottery.   « Less

We are pleased to offer this yellow ware pitcher with Rockingham glaze. A beautiful piece, late 1800's/early 1900's era. Stands 8" high and is 8 1/2" tip of spout to end of  More »

We are pleased to offer this yellow ware pitcher with Rockingham glaze. A beautiful piece, late 1800's/early 1900's era. Stands 8" high and is 8 1/2" tip of spout to end of handle, a large pitcher indeed. The pitcher features a strutting peacock in full relief along with twigs and berries, the same depiction on either side. No maker marks. The bottom rim is a little rough, otherwise very good condition, no chips, cracks or repairs. There is crazing throughout.   « Less

For sale is this huge late 1800's early 1900's yellow ware pitcher with brown glaze. Stands 9 3/4" high and is 10" spout to handle. There is a raised foliate design under  More »

For sale is this huge late 1800's early 1900's yellow ware pitcher with brown glaze. Stands 9 3/4" high and is 10" spout to handle. There is a raised foliate design under both the spout and handle with a rich chocolate glaze over yellow body. Very good condition, no chips, cracks (there is a small repair next to bottom rim, hard to notice). No maker marks   « Less

A Roseville Pottery freesia pattern ewer in orange color. A beautiful vintage piece from one of Americas finest pottery companies. Fully marked on the bottom with Roseville  More »

A Roseville Pottery freesia pattern ewer in orange color. A beautiful vintage piece from one of Americas finest pottery companies. Fully marked on the bottom with Roseville 19-6. Very good condition, no chips, cracks or repairs. No crazing. Stands almost 6 1/2" high.   « Less

For your consideration is this pottery- almost stoneware, pitcher, courtesy of Ridgway & Co. Hanley England. Fully marked on the bottom and dating to 1835. Stands 8" at tip  More »

For your consideration is this pottery- almost stoneware, pitcher, courtesy of Ridgway & Co. Hanley England. Fully marked on the bottom and dating to 1835. Stands 8" at tip of spout and is 8" spout to handle. A rope turned handle as well as turned bands on the body amidst a pale greenish color. Excellent condition, no chips, cracks or repairs.   « Less

For your consideration we have a 19th c. yellow ware pitcher with a Rockingham glaze. Features George Washington in relief with floral cartouche. Stands 6 1/4" high and is 5  More »

For your consideration we have a 19th c. yellow ware pitcher with a Rockingham glaze. Features George Washington in relief with floral cartouche. Stands 6 1/4" high and is 5 1/2" tip of spout to handle. The scene is a little different on either side, but both Washington. No chips, cracks or repairs, but there are a couple of minor glaze pops.   « Less

We are very pleased to offer you this blue glazed yellow ware pitcher. A rare piece in blue glaze, we have not seen another like it. Stands 7 3/4" high and is 8 1/2" tip of  More »

We are very pleased to offer you this blue glazed yellow ware pitcher. A rare piece in blue glaze, we have not seen another like it. Stands 7 3/4" high and is 8 1/2" tip of spout to handle. There is a fruit and floral pattern on top with a ribbed body. Great condition with only a couple of minor flakes, otherwise no chips, cracks or repairs. There are no maker marks. The piece dates late 1800's very early 1900's. A wonderful addition to any Americana or pottery collection.   « Less