NEW Redware Pot ,Wonderful form and Glaze

Very unusual piece of redware. I'm not sure what the function was, maybe a bean pot I just don`t know. Really great color and form as well as condition.Its probably a Pennsylvania piece.8" accross at the base, 4 1/4" tall not including the handle.675.00

NEW Large Garden Frog,Sprinkler

I don`t know much about this except is pottery with a rockingham glaze probably 20th century but a neat decrative piece.125.00

NEW Locust Grove Dairy, Westville NJ

20th century beater jat overall good condition.Im guessing 1930 + or -.That farm was built over a long time ago. 130.00

NEW New Jersey Redware Jar

295.00

NEW Circa 1900 NJ State Senators Spittoon

Trenton Made Spittoon, this piece was my Great Grandfathers he was a New Jersey Senator his name was James Lafferty. Own a piece of NJ history. Family history has it this sat on his desk in the Senate. 199.00

NEW New Jersey Hound Handle Creamer

19th century Rockingham Hound Handled Creamer probably made in Trenton NJ.

NEW Redware Salt, Probably 2nd Half of the 19th Century

Very rare and interesting early redware salt made in the form of a New England Glass Company pressed glass salt. Not sure how it was done because it is slightly smaller then the original glass salt although its almost identical to the original. Its marked on the base just like the original glass version "N.E.Glass Company Boston" but its hard to make out what it says. I have other photos of it and an original opalescent salt listed on the Blown Glass page.450.00

Rockingham Mug/ NJ or MD

Rockingham Mug made from the typical shaving mug mold only without the added tray usually found.This mold was used by Charles Coxen at the Bennett Pottery in Maryland but also used in New Jersey when he moved up from Maryland. This Mug could have been made here. 195.00

1876 Centennial Rockingham Pitcher

Probably rare is this Rockingham pitcher about 9" in height. Made in either New Jersey or Pennsylvania around the time of Americas centennial in 1876.Very good condition. Last one I found record of sold for 275 in 1974. 450.00

Rare pair Signed NJ Pottery Pieces

Clara Poillon Pottery Woodbridge NJ circa 1900

475.00 for the pair

Rockingham Owl Bank

95.00

Bust of Napoleon Bonaparte

195.00

Signed Food Mold , Trenton

495.00

19th Century Toby w/Serpent Handle

350.00

19th Century Rockingham Pitcher w/Twig Handle

Early Rockingham pitcher with twig handle New jersey or Maryland,, very good condition. 75.00

Coxen Cavalier Creamer w/Hunting Dog

Attributed to the Coxon Co. in Trenton New Jersey.The finest possible mold impression, mint. 235.00

Early Miniature Creamer

95.00

Early 19th Century Flask

Early American decorated redware flask with a pleasing pumkin coloration. Circa 1790 -1830. 395.00

Very Rare Large N.J. Presentation Pitcher

Rare Rockingham presentation pitcher made for S.B.Scattergood of Hightstown N.J.This piece is fresh to the market it had been in a large collection on New Jersey related pottery and furniture collected it the 1930s. Rockingham presentation pitchers are scarce this particular mold is a very hard one to find and to my limited knowledge this is the only one made as a presentation piece. Mr. Scattergood was probably from Burlington Co the pitcher was likely made at the Swan Hill Pottery in the mid 19th century. 3100.0

China Man Tea Pot

175.00

Early New England Redware Jar

Hard to find New England redware jar circa 1810-1840 applied handles, tooled rim like seen on early blown glass from that period. Covered in a clear glaze with splashes of manganese. This pot came with a lid, not sure if it is the type of lid that would have been made for it but its old and fits very well. Jar is in very good condition the lid does have a tight hairline. 795.00

Long Island Slipware "whales tail"design

Attributed to Huntington Long island NY, 1805-1860. 975.00

12" Conn. Slipware Charger

Early redware plate 12 inches dia. attributed to Norwalk Conn.Deep brick red color with slip decoration,coggled edge , 4 tight inch hairline and a few very small chips all usual wear and tear. 650.00

Early Redware Bank

Nice early redware bank with a clear glaze w/manganese decoration, probably Conn. mid 19th century A couple minor old chips on base one on finial. 385.00

Miniature Redware Jar

425.00

Fish Mold

Nice clean food mold usually found in yellowware , this might be that with a cream colored glaze. 110.00

Bennett Pottery Pitcher, Scarce

Scarce if not rare pitcher made at the Bennett Pottery in Baltimore Maryland about 1870. Mottled olive green glaze over a molded form that includes various floral patterns and the face of mythological bird as the pour spout, the applied handle looks like the head of a dolphin, inside is a cream colored glaze. Perfect 450.00

American Redware Rundlet

Early American redware rundlet from the early 19th century, possibly earlier. This little keg is about 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" it has a chip on the lip and overall wear from heavy use. I have never had on of these but it has a clay marble inside that appears to have been made there for shaking the contents.uncommon form. 150.00

19th Century Napoleon Toby, Marked Philadelphia

Late 19th century marked on base, Napoleon Jug, pat. apl for, Alfred R. Evans,Phila.Pa.. Great condition with some staining that could be cleaned .190.00

Large Earthen Ware Dog Bank

A bit beat up as you can see but still a unusual piece of redware. The bank is 7 1/2" high covered with a manganese glaze. 260.00