Our Collection
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Medinger Redware PitcherRedware water or milk pitcher made by Jacob Medinger of Limerick Township, Montgomery County, PA circa 1920. The Medinger Pottery was founded by Jacob's father William in 1872 and remained operational until Jacob's kiln related death in 1932. Exceptional form and glaze with the signature Medinger ribbed handle and coggled rim, neck and shoulder. A really good and somewhat rare example of Medinger pottery. Height - 11 1/2". |
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PA Redware PlatePennsylvania redware plate with with starburst manganese decoration. Excellent condition with expected minor wear to the outside rim. Width - 8". |
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Large PA Redware PlateExcellent Pennsylvania redware slip decorated plate circa 1850. Well defined coggled rim and a good deep pumpkin color. As expected very minor wear to the rim due to it's age and use. The photo doesn't due the piece justice as it looks much better in person without the glare. Diameter - 10". |
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Small Stoneware PitcherSmall PA or Maryland stoneware milk pitcher with good form and excellent cobalt blue decoration. This little beauty stands only 6" in height. There is a professional repair to a small 1/2" rim chip.
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Mocha Pepper PotEnglish pearl ware mocha pepper pot with cats eye and earthworm decoration. Good crisp colors. Early minor repair to the footed base. Height - 5". |
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Mochaware MugEnglish pearlware mocha mug with cat's eye and earthworm decoration, and engine turnings below the rim. Circa 1830. Excellent condition with a minor restoration to a hairline crack on the base. Height - 5 3/4". |
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Medinger Redware VaseRedware double-handled vase made by Jacob Medinger (1856-1932) of Neiffer, Limerick Township, Montgomery County, PA. The Medinger pottery was founded by Jacob's father William in 1872 and remained operational until Jacob's kiln related accidental death in 1932. The glaze on this piece is exceptional. Height - 11". |
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Mocha PitcherEnglish pearl ware mocha pitcher with triple banding and seaweed decoration, footed base and applied handle. Height - 8". |
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Yellowware Cream PitcherMid-nineteenth century yellowware cream pitcher with applied handle and brown and white mocha banding. This pitcher is in excellent condition and shows the right amount of wear for its age. Height - 5 1/4", Width - 6". |
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A. R. Cole Redware JarLarge redware jar with fabulous polychrome glaze made by Arthur Ray Cole (1892-1974) in his Rainbow Pottery in Sanford, North Carolina. A. R. founded the Rainbow Pottery in 1941. This piece dates to the mid 1940's and has the signature Cole three twisted rope handles. This wonderful piece of North Carolina folk pottery is in excellent original condition with no repairs. Height - 18". |
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Mochaware BowlEnglish mochware bowl with an earthworm pattern and black
banding on a wonderful mustard ground. Circa 1830. Width - 6
1/4", Height - 3 1/2". |
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Lucile Martin Garden GnomeReally nice ceramic garden gnome formed, decorated and fired by Lucile "Lu" Martin (1910-2000) of Syracuse, Illinois. Lucile was a self taught artist who made a limited number of large ceramic figural items primarily for her family and friends, and for her own keeping. Her very creative whimsical works were not sold commercially. Note the small bird in the gnome's right hand. Signed and dated 1970. Height - 25". |
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Remmey Stoneware CrockLarge five gallon stoneware crock attributed to the Remmey
factory of Philadelphia. Good cobalt blue drooping bellflower
decoration and "V" stamp. Circa 1875. Height - 15".
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Large Mochaware PitcherLarge bulbous form mochaware pitcher with light blue and dark brown banding top and bottom. The middle section has a bold, marbleized decoration in yellow, blue and brown. This is a bold eye-catching piece that dates to around 1830. It is in excellent overall condition with a minor chip repair to the spout. Height - 8 1/2", Width - 10 1/2" from tip of spout to the end of the handle.
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Daub Easton PA Stoneware JugEaston, PA four gallon stoneware jug made by the H. G. Daub factory with their signature sunflower decoration. Excellent condition with no significant chips, hairlines or repairs. There are a few shallow chips on the spout. Height - 16". |
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Redware Slip Decorated Plate19th century - attributed to Willboughy Smith of Womelsdorf,
Pennsylvania. |
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Stoneware PitcherBlue decorated stoneware pitcher in excellent condition. I have seen similar examples attributed to the Zipf Pottery factory of Newark, New Jersey. Stamped 1 1/2 on the front just into the blue. Height - 9 1/2".
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Hart Stoneware CrockRare S. Hart Fulton (New York) five gallon stoneware crock
with excellent blue decoration of blue birds and a whimsical
steer's head. I have seen many Hart crocks with double birds
but I have never seen one with a steer's head. The piece could
have been made for a farmer who raised cattle. Professional restoration
to a five inch hairline on the back of the crock. Height - 12". |
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Stahl Redware CatRedware cat with excellent polychrome glaze made by the Stahl
Pottery in Powder valley, PA. This is the only Stahl animal figure
I have ever seen with this variation of color in the glaze. It
is signed on the bottom "Made by R.R. Stahl 11/20/51"
Height - 4".
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Stahl Redware Sgraffito PlateRare sgraffito leaping stag plate made by Isaac Stahl of the
Stahl Pottery in Powder Valley, PA. The plate is bordered with
a PA German script along with trailing vines. It is dated July
20, 1936 which is only two years after Isaac and Thomas Stahl
reopened the pottery started by their father Charles Stahl in
the late 19th century. This piece is in excellent original condition
and would be a great addition to any Stahl Pottery collection.
Diameter - 10". |
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Mocha Sand Sugar BowlVery good early nineteenth century English mocha sand sugar
bowl with blue slip rings on the footed base, the shoulder and
the lid's finial. Excellent form and condition. Minor repair
to small base chip. Height - 4 1'/2". |
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Yellow Ware Mocha Sand CreamerCirca 1830 miniature English yellow ware creamer or pitcher
with a sand finish on the body and an emerald green slip band
on the shoulder terminating at the spout. Reeded applied handle
and engine turned beading on the rim. The piece is in perfect
condition except for a very small 1/32" rough spot on the
rim. Height - 3", Length spout to handle - 4". Photo
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Medinger Redware VaseRedware vase made by Jacob Medinger (1856-1932) of Neiffer,
Limerick Township, Montgomery County, PA. The Medinger pottery
was founded by Jacob's father William in 1872 and remained functional
until Jacob's kiln related accidental death in 1932. There are
two small chips to the footed base that do not distract from
the piece's presentation. Height - 9". |
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Mochaware BowlEnglish pearlware mocha bowl with single strand earthworm
decoration on a crisp blue ground. The condition of this piece
is excellent with only a minor 1/8" hairline on the inside
rim. Circa 1840. Height - 4 1/2", Width - 8 1/2". |
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Stoneware JarSalt-glazed stoneware jar with bold blue swag and bell flower
decoration around the entire piece. Excellent condition. Height
- 8 3/4", Width - 5 1/2". |
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Blue Spongeware PitcherCirca 1870 dark blue and white spongerware pitcher in excellent
overall condition. There is a minor ding on the base which was
in the making. Height - 6 1/2". |
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Six Gallon ChurnSix gallon stoneware churn made by J. Fisher & Co., Lyons,
NY. Height - 19". Excellent condition. |
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Design Spatter Egg CupEgg cup with cut sponge design spatter decoration in crisp
colors. Circa 1860. Height - 4". |
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Rainbow Spatterware PlateRainbow spatterware 8 1/2" plate with alternating bands
of blue and purple surrounding a bulls-eye center. Circa 1830. |
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Ceramic Coin BankStaffordshire ceramic coin bank with a footed base and concentric
blue banding. Circa 1830. Small fire crack on the finial and
minor losses to the blue on the base. Height - 6" |
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Redware Apple BankRedware apple bank in great condition. Circa 1870. Height
- 3 1/2". |
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Rudolph Draugh Cake MoldLarge cake mold attributed to Ruldolph Draugh of Harrow (Bucks
County), Pennsylvania. Excellent swirl form and color with manganese
splotching. Small old rim chip. |
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Blue Spatterware TeapotGooseneck spout and double-sided red rose with green leaves.
Excellent condition with very good color and contrast. |
