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Rare Stoneware Cake Crock, att. Brown Family, Alleghany Co, Virginia #11043
19th Century Yellow Ware Recumbant Folk Art Lion on a Plinth #11042
A. P. Donaghho, Parkersburg, West Virginia Stoneware Wax Sealer #11041
E. & L. P. Norton, Bennington, Vermont Stoneware 2g Cake Crock #11040
Burger & Co., Rochester, New York Stoneaware Preserve Jar with Wreath #11037
Burger & Lang, Rochester, New York Stoneware Pitcher #11036
John O'Neil, White Hall, New York 2 gallon Stoneware Merchant Jug #11032
Daniel Quinn, Utica, N.Y. 2 Gallon Stoenware Merchant Jug #11031
Wm. Haslage, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Stoneware Pot #5384
Haslage, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Pittsburgh, PA Stoneware Cream Pot #3706
Circa 1870 Stoneware Jar with Huge Tulips from Baltimore, Maryland #11029
J. M. Hickerson, Strasburg, Virginia Stoneware Decorated Jar #11027
West Troy Pottery, New York 5g Stoneware Crock with Floral #11026
Haxstun, Fort Edward, New York Stoneware 2g Crock with Robin #11024
Wm. E. Warner, West Troy, New York Stoneware Jug w/ Eagle #11022
"As You Like It" Horse-Radish Stoneware Jar, Weir Made #11021
G. W. Fulper & Bros., Flemington, New Jersey Stoneware 1g Crock #11020
Late 19th Century 1 Gallon Blue and White Spongeware Pitcher #11019
F. B. Norton, Worcester, Massachusetts Stoneware Jug with Parrot #11018
Whites Pottery of Utica, New York Stoneware Jug with Orchid #11017
