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Stoneware, Ovoid Jar, James Remmey, Manhattan-Wells, New York, Cobalt Incised Floral Decoration
Impressed Mark Brushed in Cobalt, Open Loop Handles, Circa 1810; RARE

Stoneware Ovoid Jar by James Remmey, Circa 1810, angle view

Salt glazed, impressed makers within cobalt circle; back displays incised floral-leaf decoration brushed in blue; additional cobalt highlights to handle terminals, interior with Albany slip. (There is a .25" chip to rim, a single stone ping and a very tight and fine approximately 1" hairline; one handle superbly restored/replaced.)
(H: 11.5")

$4,250

1124-3


Stoneware Ovoid Jar by James Remmey, Circa 1810, entire view
Stoneware Ovoid Jar by James Remmey, Circa 1810, maker detail


J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vermont,
Stoneware Jug, Bird Decoration
Julius Norton, 1859-1861


J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vermont, Stoneware Jug, Bird Decoration Julius Norton, 1859-1861, entire view 1

One-gallon salt-glazed stoneware jug, shoulder impressed with maker’s mark; applied
lug handle, tooled spout, deep cobalt slip-trailed bird on branch decoration.
(Fine original condition: height: 10.5")


J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vermont, Stoneware Jug, Bird Decoration Julius Norton, 1859-1861, entire view 2

J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vermont, Stoneware Jug, Bird Decoration Julius Norton, 1859-1861, detail view 1

J. Norton & Co., Bennington, Vermont, Stoneware Jug, Bird Decoration Julius Norton, 1859-1861, detail view 2

$800.00

1221-85



Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels
COMMERAWS STONEWARE, Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, N.Y.
Free African American Potter, Late 18th or Early 19th Century - SOLD


Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels, entire view 1

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, a dramatic ovoid form, was made early in the production of Commeraw’s
stamp-decorated wares, displays his masterfully competent work; the vocabulary of
ornamentation displayed indicates that the potter’s ability and understanding of craft
rivaled that of his contemporaries…proportion, decoration, and utility. Skillfully-potted
using fine clay, brushed and highlighted with cobalt slip…a robust jug with rounded foot,
magnificently-tooled spout, and tapering-ribbed handle; the shoulder wide enough to
display the sharply impressed cobalt-highlighted drape and tassel design above cobalt-
highlighted two-line maker's mark, "COMMERAWS STONEWARE" .Note the reversed
and smaller “S’s” used within the impressed line – “COMMERAWS STONEWARE.
(Chip to spout; chipping to foot; base was drilled for lamp use; displays well.) (Height: 12")


Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels, entire view 2

Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels, entire view 3

Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels, detail view

Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels, bottom view

SOLD

346-47



Stoneware Barrel Form Water Cooler,
Bands Unknown maker,
New York or New England,
Circa 1880-1890


Stoneware Barrel Form Water Cooler, Bands Unknown maker, entire view

Stoneware Barrel Form Water Cooler, Bands
Unknown maker, New York or new England, Circa 1880-1890

$535.00

1322-31



4-Gallon Stoneware Crock, Brushed and Slip Trailed Cobalt Paddle Tail Bird Decoration
Unsigned, Impressed 4, Likely N.Y., 19th Century

Antique Four Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Bird Decoration, 19th Century, angle view

Semi-ovoid with tooled collar, semi-rounded rim, applied lug handles; deep, dark, greasy cobalt blue decoration featuring a detailed bird perched on flowering vine.
(Excellent condition; H: 12.5”)

$785

492-167


Antique Four Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Bird Decoration, 19th Century, entire view
Antique Four Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Bird Decoration, 19th Century, mark detail


Stoneware, Crocks, Cobalt Decoration
Sold separately

Antique Large Salt Glazed Stoneware Jar, Early 19th Century, entire view 1

Stoneware, Crock, Two Gallon, J.T. Winslow, Cobalt Floral Decoration
Portland, Maine, Circa 1840
Impressed maker's mark, straight sided jar, rounded shoulder, flared rim and applied handles
(Chips to one handle, ping; H: 11.5")
$235
167-35

Removed at Owner's Request



Stoneware, Jugs, Jar, Crock, Norton, Vermont
Sold separately

Stoneware, Jugs, Jar, Crock, Norton, Vermont, entire view

Stoneware, Jug, One Gallon, E. & L.P. Norton, Bennington, Vermont
Edward Norton & Luman Preston Norton, Circa 1870 (Worked together 1861 to 1881)
Impressed mark brushed in cobalt one gallon, slip trailed cobalt leaf design
(Short hairline to back of spout, staining as shown and a couple stone pings, else fine; 11" tall.)
$245
167-18

Stoneware Jug, E. & L.P. Norton, Bennington, Vermont, Strong Cobalt Decoration
Edward Norton & Luman Preston Norton, Circa 1870 (Worked together 1861 to 1881)
Impressed Mark Brushed in Cobalt - SOLD
Two Gallon, flattened spout rim, applied handle, slip-trailed leaf design
(Excellent condition; H: 14.25")

167-14

Stoneware Jar, Crock, J & E Norton, Bennington, Vermont, Strong Cobalt
Julius and Edward Norton, Circa 1850 to 1859)
Impressed Mark Brushed in Cobalt - SOLD
1.5- Gallon, slip trailed leaf design
(Excellent Original Condition; H: 10.5")
167-15


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Stoneware; Norton (FB) & Co, Pitcher, Ovoid, Cobalt Foliate Decoration
Worcester, Mass., c 1865 - SOLD


Stoneware; Norton (FB) & Co, Pitcher, Ovoid, Cobalt Foliate Decoration Worcester, Massachusetts, circa 1865-1875, angle view

One-gallon stamped "F B NORTON & CO / WORCESTER MASS", ovoid pitcher with tooled midsection and
pronounced rim molding, decorated with a stylized slip-trailed foliate design accented with a dotted
trail. Cobalt highlights to maker's mark.
Fine original condition.



SOLD

1085-13


Antique Stoneware Jug, J. Norton & Co., (Julius), Bird Decorated
Bennington, Vermont, 1859-1861 - SOLD


Antique Stoneware Jug, J. Norton & Co., (Julius), Bird Decorated Bennington, Vermont, 1859-1861, entire view

Salt glaze 1-gallon stoneware cobalt blue-decorated one-gallon jug, decorated with slip-trailed cobalt crested bird with long
tail perched on a stylized branch; impressed J. NORTON & CO., BENNINGTON VT.
(There is a single ping, otherwise fine and original;
Height: 11")

492-199 - SOLD



Antique Stoneware Jug, Salt Glaze, Clarkson Crolius, Jr.,
Active 1835-1849 Impressed: C. CROLIUS – MANUFACTURER – NEW YORK - SOLD


Antique Stoneware Jug, Salt Glaze, Clarkson Crolius, Jr., Active 1835-1849 Impressed: C. CROLIUS – MANUFACTURER – NEW YORK, entire view

New York City cobalt blue decorated ovoid crock displaying impressed maker’ s mark
(Chips to rim;
Height: 10")

1002-289 - SOLD



Stoneware, COMMERAW, Ovoid Jug, Incised and Cobalt Crescents and Tassels
COMMERAWS STONEWARE, Thomas Commeraw, Manhattan, N.Y.
Free African American Potter, Late 18th or Early 19th Century - SOLD

Antique Stoneware Ovoid Jug with Incised Crescents and Tassels, Late 18th Century, angle view 1

One gallon, blue daubed handle terminal, cobalt filled crescents and tassel, tooled foot; reeded neck, and ribbed handle
(Several small base edge chips, else very good; H: 15”.)

1124-6 - SOLD



Tall Ovoid Stoneware Jug, Ovoid, Incised and Impressed, Cobalt Decorated, Strap Handle
Early 19th Century, New York (Impressed decoration)
The jug was found in Connecticut (From Scranton Family, Madison, CT) - SOLD

Antique Ovoid Stoneware Jug with Cobalt Decoration, Early 19th Century, entire view

(H: 16”)

606-105 - SOLD



Stoneware Crock, Brushed Cobalt Decoration, Horse at Hitching Post, 4 Gallon
Unknown Maker, 19th Century
Three leaf clover like devices centering “4” gallon mark - SOLD

Antique Stoneware Crock with Brushed Cobalt Horse at Hitching Post, Four Gallons, 19th Century, angle view

(Staining as depicted, else very good; H: 12"; diameter: 11.25")

925-19 - SOLD



Stoneware Crock, H.M. Whitman, Havana, New York, Cobalt Tree Decoration - SOLD

Stoneware Crock by H.M. Whitman from Havana, New York, entire view

(Hairline; H: 7")

1114-17 - SOLD



Stoneware, Jugs, Cobalt Decoration, New York
Sold separately

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

Stoneware Jug, John B. Caire & Co. Maine Street, Po'keepsie [sic], NY
Two Gallon, Impressed Mark, Cobalt Slip Trailed Foliate Decoration
Circa 1842 to 1852
Cobalt highlights to maker's mark and handle terminals - SOLD
(Some bubbling to cobalt, two rim chips, else fine; H: 12")
167-5

Stoneware Jug, 3 Gallon, John Burger, Rochester, NY, Cobalt Wreath Decoration
Impressed Mark, Circa 1860; fine condition
Fine slip trailed wreath with bow center the number "3" - SOLD
(H: 16.5")
167-17


Stoneware, Crock, Jugs, Cobalt Decoration
Sold separately


Stoneware, Ovoid Jug, Cobalt Flowering Urn, Squared Rim, Two Gallon
Stamped L. & B.G. Chase, Somerset, Massachusetts, Circa 1850
Brushed and slip trailed cobalt design - SOLD
(Flake on flat of spout, else fine; H: 14")
167-11

Stoneware, Cylindrical Crock, Six Gallon, Tornado Decoration in Cobalt,
Semi Rounded Rim, Lug Handles, Slip Trailed "6" Centered by Tornados
Likely Midwestern, Circa 1870's - SOLD
(Fine condition, interior with Albany slip; H: 14")
167-6

Stoneware, Salt Glazed Jug, Brushed Cobalt Floral Decoration, Four Gallon
Impressed J. Mantell, Penn Yan (New York), Circa 1860
Scarcely encountered mark, thumb printed strap handle brushed in cobalt - SOLD
(Fine condition; H: 16.5")
167-16


Stoneware Ovoid Jar Attributed to Frederick Carpenter, Impressed Banner
Boston, Early 19th Century
Two gallon jar stamped BOSTON, flared rim, tooled shoulder, lug handles - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Jar Attributed to Frederick Carpenter, Impressed Banner Boston, Early 19th Century, entire view

(Small chips, contact marks; H: 13.5")

1056-7 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug with Slip Trailed "Goony Bird" Decoration
Stamped "CORTLAND," attributed to Madison Woodruff
Cortland, New York, Circa 1865 - SOLD

Stoneware Jug with Slip Trailed 'Goony Bird' Decoration Stamped 'CORTLAND,'' attributed to Madison Woodruff Cortland, New York, Circa 1865, entire view

This jug is decorated with the rarely encounter long-necked gooney-bird with crest and wavy line detail to body, standing between a flowering plant and a corkscrewing flourish. This is one of the more desirable folk bird decorations of New York State. Maker's mark highlighted in cobalt. Some flaked spots to front of jug, which does not affect decoration. Handle has crack with sliver-like chip, and a flaked spot. (H: 11")

909-27 - SOLD



Incised Ohio Stoneware Jar, Likely Thomas Wilbur, Impressed TW
Zanesville, Ohio Area, Circa 1825
A good example of Midwest stoneware - SOLD

Incised Ohio Stoneware Jar, Likely Thomas Wilbur, Impressed TW Zanesville, Ohio Area, Circa 1825, entire view

A four-gallon ovoid jar with incised floral ornamentation having a flattened rim, and generously sized lug handles; the front decorated with an incised and cobalt-brushed flower with incised slashes. The fairly large impressed mark "T W" centering "4" at the shoulder is thought to be the mark of Thomas Wilbur, who worked near Zanesville, Ohio during the second quarter of the 19th century.
Very good condition, cleaned of paint.
Dimensions: 15" H.

417-71 - SOLD



Stoneware Churn, Flying Bird Decoration within Wreath, Cobalt, 19"
Impressed, White and Co. / Binghamton
New York, Circa 1870
Unusual design - SOLD

Stoneware Churn, Flying Bird Decoration within Wreath, Cobalt, 19'' Impressed, White and Co. / Binghamton New York, Circa 1870, entire view

A rare large stoneware butter-churn featuring cobalt flying birds with a slip-trailed vine, forming a wreath centering two flying birds painted in brushed cobalt. (Lightly incised eye detail to birds) There is an X-shaped crack on underside; crack extends to back of churn; two rim chips on left side; small chip to inner handle and the expected wear to inner rim caused by dasher guide would fit.

909-24 - SOLD



Burger and Co., Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Bird on Stump, Five Gallon
Rochester, New York, Circa 1873 to 1883 - SOLD

Burger and Co., Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Bird on Stump, Five Gallon Rochester, New York, Circa 1873 to 1883, entire view

A five-gallon crock stamped by maker then brushed in cobalt; decorated with large bird perched on branch above stump and landscape; script "5" to right of decoration. Shallow flake, interior of rim with all else fine.
(H: 13"; diameter: 13")

909-25 - SOLD



Stoneware, Cobalt Long Billed Spotted Bird
I. Seymour (Israel)
Troy, New York
1830's - SOLD

Stoneware, Cobalt Long Billed Spotted Bird I. Seymour (Israel) Troy, New York 1830's, entire view

Very good condition with two tiny rim chips.
Dimensions: 10.5" H, 11" diameter.

909-12 - SOLD



Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Bird
Troy or Albany, New York
Anonymous
Circa 1870 - SOLD

Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Bird Troy or Albany, New York Anonymous Circa 1870, entire view

A four-gallon straight-sided crock with applied lug handles ornamented with a large brushed and slip-trailed crested bird. Hairline (spider) under handle to base.
Dimensions: 11" H, 11.75" diameter.

909-14 - SOLD



Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Partridge Decoration
Stamped "J. Burger, Jr. / Rochester, N.Y.
Circa 1885 - SOLD

Stoneware Crock, Cobalt Partridge Decoration Stamped ''J. Burger, Jr. / Rochester, N.Y. Circa 1885, entire view

A 3-gallon straight-sided crock with semi-squared rim and applied lug handles, ornamented with a slip-trailed cobalt quail featuring strong feather detail to head and body; slip-trailed "3" to right of impressed maker's mark. Three small chips to backside of rim interior. Dimensions: 10.5" H, 11" diameter.

909-16 - SOLD



Stoneware Ovoid Jug Attributed to Fenton or Carpenter
Boston, Late 18th Century
Incised neck, impressed Boston and capacity, very good condition, H: 14.5" - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Jug Attributed to Fenton or Carpenter Boston, Late 18th Century, entire view

1056-8 - SOLD



Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Impressed Hearts, Two Gallon, Charlestown Massachusetts
Probably Frederick Carpenter
Circa 1806 to 1812 - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Impressed Hearts, Two Gallon, Charlestown Massachusetts Probably Frederick Carpenter Circa 1806 to 1812, entire view

A swollen ovoid jug with reeded neck and base, and applied ridged handle, the shoulder impressed "Charlestown" in capital letters above two impressed hearts indicating gallon capacity. (Very good condition, four or five tiny flakes, else fine; H: 14.75")

1056-9 - SOLD



Stoneware, Poland Mineral, Spring Water, H. Ricker & Sons, South Portland Maine
Four Gallon Jug, Strap Handle, Impressed, Brushed in Blue - SOLD

Stoneware, Poland Mineral, Spring Water, H. Ricker & Sons, South Portland Maine, entire view

(Excellent condition; H: 17")

1056-1 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, Boston, Fenton or Carpenter, Iron Oxide Decoration, One Gallon
Late 18th or Early 19th Century - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, Boston, Fenton or Carpenter, Iron Oxide Decoration, One Gallon Late 18th or Early 19th Century, entire view

Ovoid, tooled spout, impressed city name, shoulder and base with dipped iron oxide (Restoration to spout, else fine and original; H: 12")

1056-2 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, F.B. Norton, Worcester, Massachusetts, Two Gallon, Floral Stylized floral design featuring slip dotted trails - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, F.B. Norton, Worcester, Massachusetts, Two Gallon, Floral Stylized floral design featuring slip dotted trails, entire view

(Hairline on reverse; few stone pings; H: 14")

1056-3 - 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, Poland Mineral Spring Water, 35 Congress Street, Boston
Rare Five Gallon Boston Jug; stylized floral design with dotted trails - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, Poland Mineral Spring Water, 35 Congress Street, Boston Rare Five Gallon Boston Jug, entire view

(Excellent original condition; H: 19")

1056-5 - SOLD



Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Barnabas Edmands & Co., Charlestown, Two Gallon, Uncommon
Early 19th Century - SOLD

Stoneware Ovoid Jug, Barnabas Edmands & Co., Charlestown, Two Gallon, Uncommon Early 19th Century, entire view

(Very good original condition, minor stone pings; H: 14")

1056-6 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, Ovoid, Tooled Strap Handle, Incised Shoulder
Impressed Flower Brushed in Cobalt
Anonymous
19th Century - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, Ovoid, Tooled Strap Handle, Incised Shoulder Impressed Flower Brushed in Cobalt Anonymous 19th Century, entire view

Nickel size flak under flower, else fine (H: 10.5")

121-174 - SOLD



Stoneware Jug, Two Gallon, Frederick Carpenter, Charlestown, Massachusetts
Circa 1806 to 1812 - SOLD

Stoneware Jug, Two Gallon, Frederick Carpenter, Charlestown, Massachusetts Circa 1806 to 1812, entire view

A brown glazed swollen ovoid jug with reeded neck and base, and applied ridged handle, the shoulder impressed "Charlestown" in capital letters above two impressed hearts indicating capacity. (Ancient chip on spout, else fine; dimensions: 16.5" H.)

121-176 - SOLD



Stoneware, Lidded Jar, Sgraffito Decoration, Brownware
Probably Fort Edward, New York, Circa 1890's
Beautifully potted, lovely form, full coverage ornamentation, fine condition - SOLD

Stoneware, Lidded Jar, Sgraffito Decoration, Brownware Probably Fort Edward, New York, Circa 1890's, entire view

This brown glazed stoneware jar is closely related to another piece of Fort Edward stoneware that is inscribed "Julia Soper" and is discussed on page 255 of Potters and Potteries of New York State 1650 - 1900 by William Ketchum, Jr. An old jelly label within the "Kingsley Soper" jar attributes this piece to Troy, New York. (Warren Broderick in his 1995 book Pottery Works states that Soper worked in Galesville, West Troy and possibly Bennington. It would seem that Brutis Soper made this piece for his brother Kingsley at his pottery in West Troy.
(H: 6"; diameter: 4.5")

216-446 - SOLD



Political Stoneware, Crock, Charles Ingersoll, Connecticut Governor, 1873
Four Gallon Crock, Signed O.H. Seymour, Hartford
Ingersoll - Governor - 1873, brushed in cobalt - SOLD

Political Stoneware, Crock, Charles Ingersoll, Connecticut Governor, 1873, entire view

A tight hairline at handle with all else excellent.
(H: 10.5", 12.5" diameter.)

232-194 - SOLD


If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com

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