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Title: Stoneware Churn, Ohio, Spotted Bird on Stump, 10-Gallon
Date/Period: 1851-1875


Stoneware Churn, Ohio, Spotted Bird on Stump, 10-Gallon, entire view 1

Measurement: Height: 21"

Material: Stoneware [salt-glazed]

Condition: Restoration to rim chip and to 5” hairline near base, displays well

Additional Information: Decorated stoneware churn, probably Akron, Ohio, third quarter-19th
century. Ten gallons, slightly ovoid form with a large cobalt bird [Grouse] on a branch. This
churn is one of a group of decorated stoneware displaying a a left-facing bird.

One of that group is a churn incised with the name of potter William
McBurney of Akron and Middlebury. McBurney probably trained at
the Norton pottery and eventually moved to the Akron area in the
1860s. It is not certain whether McBurney made that churn, or all the
left-facing-bird objects. The McBurney churn is illustrated in A History
of Northeast Ohio Stoneware by F. Robert Treichler, page 57.
One of that group is a churn incised with the name of potter William
McBurney of Akron and Middlebury. McBurney probably trained at
the Norton pottery and eventually moved to the Akron area in the
1860s. It is not certain that McBurney made the churn, or the other
left-facing-bird pieces.
The McBurney churn is illustrated in A History of Northeast Ohio
Stoneware by F. Robert Treichler, page 57. A related churn is
illustrated on page 55, and bears the name D.S. Alexander, who was likely a merchant and
agent in Detroit. That jug is also discussed and illustrated in Equal in Goodness: Ohio
Decorative Arts 1788-1860, entry 104. Another Alexander piece (an 1876 Centennial jug) was
appraised by Alan Katz on the Antiques Roadshow in St. Paul, Minnesota, in June 2004. D.S.
Alexander was likely David Alexander, a farm implements dealer and the older brother of noted
businessman, J. Park Alexander (1834-1908). The younger Alexander engaged in a variety of
successful business ventures, however, is perhaps best known for the development of a
stoneware distribution network. He worked with several local potters and maintained
warehouses in Akron, Detroit, and Chicago.

The Alexander churn sold at Garth's, May 2012, lot 74.
PROVENANCE: Ex Collection of Jim Murphy of Grove City, Ohio.

From Garth's 05.15.2015 catalogue: Jim Murphy (1941 to 2012) spent more than three decades
researching Ohio pottery, often publishing his findings in short but highly important articles in
various publications, including the Journal of the American Art Pottery Association, as well as
several self-published pamphlets (some of which, along with his notes were posthumously
published by his friends Jeff Carskadden and Richard Gartley as James L. Murphy's Checklist
of 19th-Century Bluebird Potters and Potteries in Muskingum County, Ohio). His devotion to
collecting was just as passionate, and Jim amassed an encyclopedic collection of Ohio pottery.

$6,300.00

859-11


Stoneware Churn, Ohio, Spotted Bird on Stump, 10-Gallon, entire view 1


Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, Circa 1805, Three Gallon Ovoid Stoneware Jug By a celebrated free Black potter…


Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, Circa 1805, Three Gallon Ovoid Stoneware Jug, entire view

Thomas Commeraw was one of the earliest African-American master craftsmen to operate his own business in the United States. Thomas Commeraw, a free black potter established his pottery in the Corlears Hook neighborhood of lower Manhattan in 1797, successfully competing with well-known established stoneware makers including the Crolious and Remmey dynasties.
This piece was made early in the production of Commeraw’ s stamp-decorated wares. His work was masterfully-competent; the vocabulary of ornamentation displayed indicates that the potter’ s ability and understanding of craft rivaled that of his contemporaries… proportion, decoration, and utility combined. Obviously skillfully-potted using fine clay, brushed and highlighted with cobalt slip… a robust jug with rounded foot, tooled spout, and ribbed handle; the shoulder wide enough to display the sharply impressed cobalt-highlighted drape-and-tassel motif within crescent ends centering cobalt-highlighted maker's mark…displayed is: "COMMERAW.S STONEWARE" impressed in two lines; note the reversed and smaller “S” …all above “CORLEARS HOOK”.
Condition: Very good with horizontal crack above the tooled base; couple of pings on backside; two short firing fissures center the handle where joined to spout; shallow flake to rim; scattered chips, large and small to projecting rim of foot. The cobalt brushed on far-left crescent is overfired…it took lots of heat. Sounds like a bashing, however AAAWT simply sharing the vestiges of time as due diligence. The piece is quite attractive an imposing. (Height: 16.5”)


Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, Circa 1805, Three Gallon Ovoid Stoneware Jug, marks detail

Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, Circa 1805, Three Gallon Ovoid Stoneware Jug, angle view

Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, NY, Circa 1805, Three Gallon Ovoid Stoneware Jug, back view

$9,875.00

1124-13



Antique, Stoneware Jug, Cobalt
Paddle-tail Bird Decoration
Impressed: N.A. WHITE & SON / UTICA, N.Y. / 4
Circa 1885


Antique, Stoneware Jug, Cobalt Paddle-tail Bird Decoration Impressed: N.A. WHITE & SON / UTICA, N.Y. / 4 Circa 1885, entire view 1

Cylindrical 4-gallon jug with tall spout, decorated with a brushed and slip-trailed design
of a large crested bird having fan-shaped tail, perched on a flowering vine. Displays
beautifully, dark, and vibrant greasy blue cobalt. There is a single pint to back and a few
shallow rim flakes, else fine. (Height: 18.25")


Antique, Stoneware Jug, Cobalt Paddle-tail Bird Decoration Impressed: N.A. WHITE & SON / UTICA, N.Y. / 4 Circa 1885, entire view 2

Antique, Stoneware Jug, Cobalt Paddle-tail Bird Decoration Impressed: N.A. WHITE & SON / UTICA, N.Y. / 4 Circa 1885, entire view 3

Antique, Stoneware Jug, Cobalt Paddle-tail Bird Decoration Impressed: N.A. WHITE & SON / UTICA, N.Y. / 4 Circa 1885, address detail

$1,285.00

492-210



Stoneware Finger Lamp Signed by Maker,
Wheel Thrown Beautiful Glaze
On the base in script: James O’Hara / 1872
Ogdensburg, New York SOLD
The pictures speak many words,
simply outstanding! Fine Condition.


Stoneware Finger Lamp Signed by Maker, Wheel Thrown Beautiful Glaze On the base in script: James O’Hara / 1872 Ogdensburg, New York The pictures speak many words, simply outstanding! Fine Condition., entire view 1

James O’Hara is listed in Bill Ketchum’s Potters and Potteries of New York State, 1650 –
1900 as a potter, an employee of William Hart between 1863 and 1869. Not much else
to share. (Height: 4.25”)


Stoneware Finger Lamp Signed by Maker, Wheel Thrown Beautiful Glaze On the base in script: James O’Hara / 1872 Ogdensburg, New York The pictures speak many words, simply outstanding! Fine Condition., entire view 2

Stoneware Finger Lamp Signed by Maker, Wheel Thrown Beautiful Glaze On the base in script: James O’Hara / 1872 Ogdensburg, New York The pictures speak many words, simply outstanding! Fine Condition., entire view 3

Stoneware Finger Lamp Signed by Maker, Wheel Thrown Beautiful Glaze On the base in script: James O’Hara / 1872 Ogdensburg, New York The pictures speak many words, simply outstanding! Fine Condition., bottom view

SOLD

1127-11



Antique, Stoneware Mug, Albany Slip
Likely New York City, circa 1820


Antique, Stoneware Mug, Albany Slip Likely New York City, circa 1820, entire view 1

A rather thin-walled footed mug with very nice strap handle; an incised ring circles the
rim. The are a couple very small shallow nips to rim and foot, else fine and original.
(Height: 5.5"; diameter: 4")


Antique, Stoneware Mug, Albany Slip Likely New York City, circa 1820, entire view 2

$490.00

1221-83



Unusual JACOB CAIRE / PO'KEEPSIE, NY, Stoneware Apothecary Jug, Circa 1845
Impressed Mortar and Pestle


Antique Stoneware Apothecary Jug, New York, Circa 1845, angle view

A squat jug having a tooled shoulder and semi-rounded spout, interestingly ornamented with a pair of impressed mortar and pestles displaying a leaf motif. The impressed decoration and maker's mark are highlighted in cobalt. (Staining, pings; H: 13”)

$795

1124-10


Antique Stoneware Apothecary Jug, New York, Circa 1845, entire view

Antique Stoneware Apothecary Jug, New York, Circa 1845, decoration detail


Stoneware Jar, Vase, Cobalt, Flared Rim, Projecting Foot
Unknown Maker although Strasburg, Virginia has been suggested
Likely Late 19th Century

Antique Stoneware Jar/Vase with Cobalt Decoration and Flared Rim, Late 19th Century, angle view

(Fine condition; H: 8.25”)

$1,575

331-6


Antique Stoneware Jar/Vase with Cobalt Decoration and Flared Rim, Late 19th Century, entire view
Antique Stoneware Jar/Vase with Cobalt Decoration and Flared Rim, Late 19th Century, bottom detail


Redware Jug, Gonic, Nicely Potted, Great Color
Southern New Hampshire or Maine
Circa 1820

Redware Jug, Gonic, Nicely Potted, Great Color Southern New Hampshire or Maine Circa 1820, entire view

One little pot-stone with all else fine (H: 6")

$725

402-16



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Stoneware Batter Pail, Salt Glazed Batter Jug, Brushed Cobalt Bird Decoration
Unknown Maker, 19th Century - SOLD


Stoneware Batter Pail, Salt Glazed Batter Jug, Brushed Cobalt Bird Decoration Unknown Maker, 19th Century, entire view

Tubular pouring spout; applied ear handles fitted with bail handle (Height: 11”, diameter of base: 6”; chip to spout and rim.)

SOLD

1218-3



Antique Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug, Impressed JORDAN, Cannon Decoration
Likely Justus Morton, NY, C 1850 - SOLD


Antique Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug, Impressed JORDAN, Cannon Decoration Likely Justus Morton, New York, Circa 1850, front view

A highly ovoid 3-gallon jug impressed “JORDAN over 3” centered by sprigs of leaves; a band of
decoration measuring 4-inches in height features a cannon with blasts of smoke at muzzle and vent;
cannon ball seen at far right. It appears that the cannon is manned by two gunners. There is a
manufacturing flaw at center and two hairlines to applied ribbed handle. Height: 13”.


Antique Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug, Impressed JORDAN, Cannon Decoration Likely Justus Morton, New York, Circa 1850, back view

Antique Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug, Impressed JORDAN, Cannon Decoration Likely Justus Morton, New York, Circa 1850, detail view 1

Antique Salt Glaze Stoneware Jug, Impressed JORDAN, Cannon Decoration Likely Justus Morton, New York, Circa 1850, detail view 2

1211-3 - SOLD



Stoneware, Jug, Jar, Cobalt Decoration, New York
Sold separately


Stoneware, Jug, Jar, Cobalt Decoration, New York, entire view

Stoneware, 1.5 Gallon Jug, Haxton Ottoman & Co. Fort Edward, NY
Impressed Mark
Decorated with slip trailed foliate design - SOLD
(Small chip to squared spout, else fine; H: 12.5")

167-7

Stoneware Jar, Two Gallon, H.M. Whitman, Havana, NY, Cobalt Floral Decoration
Cylindrical jar with rounded shoulder, flared rim, lug handles, Albany slip interior
Havana, New York - SOLD
(H: 11.25")

167-19



Stoneware, Ovoid Jug, C. Crolius (Clarkson)
Manhattan, New York, Circa 1810
Stamped "C. CROLIUS / MANUFACTURER / MANHATTAN-WELLS / NEW-YORK," - SOLD

Antique Stoneware Ovoid Jug by C. Crolius, Circa 1810, angle view 1

One gallon, Tooled spout, reeded neck and ribbed handle
(Very good original condition, couple pings; H: 14.5”)

1124-5 - SOLD



Ovoid Stoneware Jar, Crolius, Impressed Decoration, Brushed in Cobalt
Tooled Shoulder, Three Impressed Triangular Decorations
Unsigned, New York City, Circa 1800 - SOLD

Ovoid Crolious Stoneware Jar with Impressed Decoration, Circa 1800, entire view

(Half-inch fill to shallow chip, otherwise good; H: 9")

1114-18 - SOLD



Molded Stoneware Bottle, Relief Lady Liberty within Wreath, Circa 1810ish'
Anonymous, slip cast and glazed
This item just in, more information to follow, please call if interested - SOLD

Antique Stoneware Bottle with Relief Lady Liberty within Wreath, Circa 1810, angle view

(Very good condition original condition; H: 8")

1121-10 - SOLD



Stoneware Butter Churn, Cobalt Sunflower Decoration, John Burger, 8 Gallon
Rochester, New York, Circa 1885
Slip trailed decoration, impressed mark brushed in cobalt, lid in Albany slip - SOLD

Stoneware Butter Churn, Cobalt Sunflower Decoration, John Burger, 8 Gallon Rochester, New York, Circa 1885, entire view

(Churn in fine original condition; scatted shallow chips to lid edges; H: 24.5")

1085-7 - SOLD



Stoneware, Jugs, New York, Cobalt Decoration
Sold separately

Stoneware, Jugs, New York, Cobalt Decoration, entire view

Stoneware Syrup Jug, Two Gallon, Cobalt Floral Plume, Fort Edward, New York
Circa 1859 to 1861
Stamped maker's mark, cylindrical, rounded shoulder and pinched pouring spout - SOLD
(Very good condition; H: 14")

167-8

Stoneware Jug, F. STETZENMEYER & G. GOETZMAN, Rochester, NY
Mid 19th Century
Two gallon, slightly ovoid, cobalt slip trailed shaded petal decoration - SOLD
(Stone ping, else very good; H: 14.5")

167-23


Stoneware, Countertop Advertising Display for Hunts Catsup
Circa 1890 to 1910 - SOLD

Stoneware, Countertop Advertising Display for Hunts Catsup Circa 1890 to 1910, entire view

The front with impressed inscription:
If you're a rosy,
plump tomato, Hunt's Catsup
has an opening for you
Brothers Joseph and William Hunt incorporated their company in 1890 as the Hunt Brothers Fruit Packing Company in Santa Rosa, California. The date of this display is unknown but more than likely dates from the last decade of 19th, or first decade of the 20th century. Hunt's used this slogan late as 1968.
(Generally good condition, couple minor base chips; H: 18")

232-313 - SOLD



Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Dipped in Ochre Stain, Impressed Crosses, Charlestown
Massachusetts, `Probably Frederick Carpenter
Early 19th Century
Reeded neck and base, applied ridged handle, top and bottom dipped in stain - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Dipped in Ochre Stain, Impressed Crosses, Charlestown Massachusetts, `Probably Frederick Carpenter Early 19th Century, entire view

(Couple flakes to base, kiln bumps, salt drips, generally good; H: 14")

1056-10 - SOLD



Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Ochre Stain, Impressed Eagle and Cannon, Carpenter
Charlestown, Massachusetts
Circa 1812
Probably Frederick Carpenter
Applied ridged handle, shoulder impressed CHARLESRTOWN eagle and cannon - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Ochre Stain, Impressed Eagle and Cannon, Carpenter Charlestown, Massachusetts Circa 1812, entire view

(On "in-the-making" over-glazed chip to base, else fine; H: 14.5".)

1056-11 - SOLD



Figural Stoneware Cats Head Bank
Unknown Maker
19th Century
Charming; hand molded, applied collar, features painted over glaze - SOLD

Figural Stoneware Cats Head Bank Unknown Maker 19th Century, entire view

(Fine original condition; H: 6")

606-45 - SOLD



Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Floral Decoration
O.L. and A.K. Ballard
Bennington, Vermont
Third Quarter Nineteenth Century
Straight sided with lug handles impressed makers mark brushed in cobalt - SOLD

Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Floral Decoration O.L. and A.K. Ballard Bennington, Vermont Third Quarter Nineteenth Century, entire view

Few minor imperfections. Dimensions: 11" H.

424-108 - SOLD



Stoneware, Crock, Bullard and Scott, Brushed Cobalt Leaf Decoration
Cambridgeport, Massachusetts
Circa 1870 to 1880
Four gallon straight sided crock, applied handles, slip trailed leaf design - SOLD

Stoneware, Crock, Bullard and Scott, Brushed Cobalt Leaf Decoration Cambridgeport, Massachusetts Circa 1870 to 1880, entire view

There is a shallow flake to rim and to one handle, all else fine
Dimensions: 11.5" H.

121-173 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, F.B. Norton, Worcester, Massachusetts, Cobalt Dove Decoration
Two Gallon, Circa 1880
Cylindrical jug with squared spout, slip trailed bird on branch - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, F.B. Norton, Worcester, Massachusetts, Cobalt Dove Decoration Two Gallon, Circa 1880, entire view

(Some fry to cobalt; very small glaze skip or pop, else very good: H: 15")

1056-4 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, Brown Saltglaze, Charlestown, Three Impressed Hearts
Boston
Circa 1805 to 1810 - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, Brown Saltglaze, Charlestown, Three Impressed Hearts Boston Circa 1805 to 1810, entire view

An early highly ovoid 3-gallon jug with impressed heart decoration, tooled neck, and open lug handles; decorated with dipped brown glaze over neck and shoulder and at base. (H: 15", excellent condition with a single kiln imperfection)

121-177 - SOLD



Spongeware Shaving Cup, Blue and White Stoneware, Mug, Uncommon Form
Probably Pennsylvania or Ohio, Circa 1860 to 1870 - SOLD

Spongeware Shaving Cup, Blue and White Stoneware, Mug, Uncommon Form Probably Pennsylvania or Ohio, Circa 1860 to 1870, entire view

(Fine original condition; H: 3.75")

1002-132 - SOLD



Stoneware Cylindrical Jar, Rounded Shoulder, Strong Brushed Cobalt Floral Decoration
America, unknown maker
19th Century
Fine original condition - SOLD

Stoneware Cylindrical Jar, Rounded Shoulder, Strong Brushed Cobalt Floral Decoration America, unknown maker 19th Century, entire view

Dimensions: 10.5" H.

121-170 - SOLD



Stoneware Ovoid Crock, 2 Gallon Jar, Brushed Cobalt Flower Decoration
Pennsylvania, unknown maker
Second Half 19th Century
Impressed "2" under lug handle, decorated all sides - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Crock, 2 Gallon Jar, Brushed Cobalt Flower Decoration Pennsylvania, unknown maker Second Half 19th Century, entire view

There is a shallow flake to rim with all else fine
Dimensions: 11.25" H.

121-175 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, 3 Gallon, Cobalt Floral Decoration - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, 3 Gallon, Cobalt Floral Decoration, entire view

Staining as depicted, otherwise fine.
Dimensions: 16" H.

994-24 - SOLD



Stoneware Jugs, Ovoid, Three Gallon
Sold separately

Stoneware Jugs, Ovoid, Three Gallon, entire view

Stoneware Jug, Ovoid, Julius Norton, Stylized Floral Decoration, 3 Gallon
Bennington, Vermont
Circa 1841 to 1850 - SOLD
Excellent condition.
(H: 14.5")
121-168

Stoneware Jug, Ovoid, 3 Gallon, Norton and Fenton, Cobalt Tulip Decoration
Bennington, Vermont
1845 to 1847 - SOLD
Highly ovoid, squared spout, few minor lines at base of handle, otherwise excellent.
Dimensions: 14.5" H.
121-167


Stoneware Mortar
Painted...during its period of use - SOLD

Stoneware Mortar Painted, entire view

Turned stoneware mortar; brown paint over green; paint worn, one or two very small chips. (7-inches High.)

492-33 - SOLD



Pennsylvania Redware Jar with Tan Glaze - SOLD

Pennsylvania Redware Jar with Tan Glaze, entire view

Dimensions: 6-inches high.

SHF-202 - SOLD



Ovoid Jar
Possibly Richmond, Virginia
Circa 1820-1835
Cobalt Decoration - SOLD

Ovoid Jar Possibly Richmond, Virginia Circa 1820-1835, entire view

This ovoid jug with tapering shoulder and flatted tooled rim has lug handles and cobalt decoration; stylized cobalt floral decoration at midsection, "3" impressed near neck, brown glaze on interior, two chips on rim, no other chips or cracks, some kiln drippings and glaze "alligatored" on upper half during firing. - Approximately 13-inches high.

268-4 - SOLD



Stoneware, Jug, Cobalt Ship and Lighthouse Decoration, Rare
New England, anonymous
Circa 1845 to 1855
Ship decoration is extremely rare, lighthouse decoration is unknown,
a combination of elaborately rendered nautical symbolism, UNIQUE - SOLD

Stoneware, Jug, Cobalt Ship and Lighthouse Decoration, Rare New England, anonymous Circa 1845 to 1855, entire view

Featured is an important two-gallon stoneware jug with outstanding cobalt nautical vignette; a detailed sailing vessel making her way under full sail through a cobalt brushed band of water. At the ship's right is a detailed lighthouse or signal tower with windows and flag; the tower is on a rockery surrounded by a neat fence. Displayed at the ship's left, is a rocky ledge; top of handle decorated with cobalt dash; base of handle decorated with a stylized flower-head; impressed capacity mark brushed in cobalt. There is a 1-inch flake at the back of boat; crack around circumference of jug connects to a tight sealed crack extending towards spout; few flakes within cobalt rocks. There is a small stone ping on front; line in underside, traveling a few inches to front of jug, and a small base chip. (H: 13")

909-26 - SOLD



Ovoid Stoneware Jar with Impressed Sun Face Design, Early and Rare
Attributed to Xerxes Price
South Amboy, New Jersey
Circa 1820 - SOLD

Ovoid Stoneware Jar with Impressed Sun Face Design, Early and Rare Attributed to Xerxes Price South Amboy, New Jersey Circa 1820, entire view

A wonderful ovoid form with tall incised flaring collar, rounded handles, and tooled foot and shoulder. The jar impressed on both sides with a face surrounded by a sunburst enclosed within a circle. Face designs and handle terminals are brushed in cobalt. Very good condition with two base chips and a small rim chips on the flat topside. (H: 13.75")

176-133 - SOLD



Saltglaze Stoneware Two Gallon Jug, John Burger
Rochester, New York
Circa 1865 to 1880 - SOLD

Saltglaze Stoneware Two Gallon Jug, John Burger Rochester, New York Circa 1865 to 1880, entire view

Cream color pottery handled jug, impressed on shoulder, 'John Burger. / Rochester', washed with cobalt blue; number "2" above stylized flower and leaf decoration. The deep blue and well executed decoration is typical of Burger's production. This two-gallon example stands at 14" and is in fine original condition with only a glaze spider on left side near base.

800-7 - SOLD


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