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1 | Lanier County decorated churn, replaced handle | 425.00 |
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2 | JHL jug, replaced handle | 175.00 |
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3 | BB 3 gallon churn, missing handle | 200.00 |
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4 | Two gallon jug wire-stamped JBL (Jesse Bradford Long, 1805-1868). Jesse left Crawford County for Texas in 1862. He most likely used the wire stamp until about 1850, when he began using the traditional Crawford County carved stamp. Only a handful of wire-stamped JBL pieces are known. This is the only two-gallon jug. Jesse is best known for his jars and beanpots. | 600.00 |
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5 | Lanier County churn, 222 | 75.00 |
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6 | Lanier County churn, replaced handle, repaired rim | 150.00 |
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7 | Lanier County, decorated, small churn, missing handle | 75.00 |
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8 | HNL 2 handle jug, cracked | 100.00 |
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9 | Small Face Jug Grace Nell Hewell 2001 | 55.00 |
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10 | Small Jug, applied grapes Dwayne Crocker 2004 | 15.00 |
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11 | One Gallon Jug Crawford County repaired lip | 85.00 |
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12 | One gallon jug Crawford County | 145.00 |
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13 | Crawford County 1 gallon jug | 180.00 |
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14 | Two-gallon stacker jug Georgia | 45.00 |
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15 | Georgia Pottery, 2 gallon stacker jug | 65.00 |
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16 | Two-gallon jug North Carolina | 125.00 |
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17 | Two-gallon pitcher Barrow County | 150.00 |
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18 | Georgia Pottery large milk pitcher | 55.00 |
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19 | North Carolina Jug | 55.00 |
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20 | Small jug Crawford County | 160.00 |
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21 | Four-gallon churn Georgia | 65.00 |
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22 | Georgia 2 gallon churn with dasher | 45.00 |
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23 | Georgia two-gallon churn | 25.00 |
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24 | Face jug, Mike Hanning | 45.00 |
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25 | Crawford County 1 gallon jug | 150.00 |
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26 | Three-gallon jug Georgia | 55.00 |
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27 | Three-gallon North Carolina Churn | 55.00 |
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28 | Half-gallon jug Georgia | 75.00 |
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29 | Five gallon hand-thrown jar, spider web cracks across one side | 25.00 |
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30 | One-gallon jug Crawford County | 55.00 |
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31 | molded soup pot "Valencia", Made in Italy | 25.00 |
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32 | one quart canning jar | 35.00 |
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33 | 1/2 gal jug Brown's Pottery Arden, NC | 45.00 |
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34 | 4 gallon "Asian" spice jar | 25.00 |
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35 | 2 gallon canning jar | 45.00 |
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36 | 2 gallon O. L. Gregory vinegar jug (NY), handle replaced, this is a mercantile jug from Tonawanda, Kentucky | 30.00 |
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37 | 3-gallon storage jar Albany Slip | 100.00 |
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38 | Hewell Pottery Cookie Jar | 25.00 |
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39 | Art Pottery about 6 inches tall | 5.00 |
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40 | Crawford County, attributed to Washington Becham, handle missing, damage to glaze, top chipped, probe hole | 450.00 |
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41 | Stamped JHL (John Henry Long), handle repaired or replaced | 250.00 |
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42 | Crawford County, Very early and RARE, 5 gallon bustle/cogburn storage jar, alkaline glaze, damage to top, Believed to be a Bustle-made jar made before the Civil War, when Bustle and Cogburn were working together in Crawford County. This is one of the earliest pieces that can be identified as Crawford County | 500.00 |
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43 | Crawford County jug, 1 gallon, chip out of handle, alkaline glaze | 125.00 |
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44 | Paint rock 1/2 gallon jug, attributed to Yaughn family, hole in side, perhaps for use as a birdhouse | 70.00 |
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45 | Tall alkaline glaze storage jar, 2 gallon, damage to lip, crack running from lip | Did not sell |
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46 | Attributed to Billy Merritt, black & tan storage jar, top ground down for planter, crack | 85.00 |
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47 | Southern pitcher, highly fired, chips to lip | 50.00 |
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48 | Salt glaze Atlanta area jug, one-half gallon, chips to lip, kiss on side | 65.00 |
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49 | Crawford County jug, handle missing, chip to lip & bottom | 60.00 |
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50 | 1 gallon jug, handle missing, hairline crack | 40.00 |
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51 | Face jug, Stanley Irvin | 35.00 |
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52 | Crawford County one-half gallon jug, alkaline glaze, chip to top, handle missing | 55.00 |
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53 | Crawford County jug with cork, handle missing | 45.00 |
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54 | 1 gallon jug, 2 almost invisible chips to lip, unusual light-colored, probably lime-based glaze | 165.00 |
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55 | Roseville Reproduction art pottery jar | 10.00 |
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56 | Stamped "EL Brown", Atlanta area 2 gallon jug, Albany slip | Did not sell |
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57 | Atlanta area slat glaze jug, marked 2 on side for 2 gallons, nice kiln drips | 185.00 |
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58 | 5 gallon syrup jug, Alabama, cork | 100.00 |
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59 | One-half gallon preserve jar, purple tint glaze | 45.00 |
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60 | 5 gallon churn, single loop handle, probably Alabama | 45.00 |
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61 | 4 gallon alkaline glazed loop & lug churn | 45.00 |
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62 | 1 gallon Alabama jug | 35.00 |
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63 | 1 gallon Alabama pitcher | 55.00 |
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64 | 3 gallon syrup jug, marked 3, double handle | 150.00 |
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65 | 1 gallon brown jug | 55.00 |
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66 | 2 gallon Bristol glazed lap churn | 35.00 |
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67 | 3 gallon Alabama storage jar | 75.00 |
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68 | 1 gallon cream riser | 65.00 |
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69 | 3 gallon churn with lid, Smith Brothers Pottery, cobalt lettering and ring around churn | 65.00 |
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70 | 3 gallon single handle syrup jug, Alabama | 70.00 |
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71 | 2 gallon brown jug | 95.00 |
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72 | 2 gallon cream riser with lid | 125.00 |
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73 | 4 gallon Alabama churn, 2 loops, 1 lug, marked 4 | 80.00 |
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74 | Quart canning jar | 25.00 |
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75 | 1 gallon Alabama pitcher, probably Pittman Brothers | 35.00 |
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76 | 3 gallon lap style churn with lid | 105.00 |
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77 | 1 gallon pitcher, attributed to Norman Smith | 25.00 |
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78 | 2 gallon storage jar, single loop handle | 35.00 |
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79 | One-half gallon brown jug, Jug Town | 50.00 |
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80 | One-half gallon brown jug | 45.00 |
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81 | 2 gallon mini churn, single handle, marked 2, possibly Pittman, Alabama | 65.00 |
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82 | Small Old Knoxville Days Days 2005 flower pot pitcher, Shelby West | 15.00 |
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83 | Iridescent Jugtown-area large bowl in excellent condition, a couple of glaze pops from the pottery-making process | 95.00 |
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84 | Bowl | 250.00 |
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85 | Crawford County alkaline-glazed bowl, 4 1/2" tall by 11" across, beautiful glaze, chip on lip (see photos) and three very tight hairlines | 550.00 |
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86 | Bowl, Albany slip change | 100.00 |
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88 |
One-half
gallon paintrock- glazed storage or preserve jar (aka beanpot) can be
attributed to Jesse Braford Long, who was born in 1805, potted in
Crawford County until he left for Texas in 1882, and where he died
around 1888. The form, the remaining handle, and the glaze all
point to JBL as the maker of this jar. The
multi-colored glaze, in reds, browns, and orange tones, does not show
well in the photos. The jar is missing one handle and is worn around
the rim from heavy use
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150.00 |
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89 | This iridescent pitcher is attributed to William Dennis (Billy) Merritt as a form and glaze easily recognizable as his by long-time collectors. The pitcher is a one-gallon size and has chipping to the lip and spout area | 75.00 |
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90 |
One gallon Crawford County
Pitcher attributed to Bill Bryant or Billy Merritt, early in the 20th
Century. The two potters worked together before 1907, and Billy
Merritt's wife applied the handles on both their work. Damage to lip
and crack around the bottom
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25.00 |
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91 |
F.T. Wright & Son, Taunton,
Mass., two-gallon salt glaze jug with cobalt-stenciled
merchant's name and address: John Prior Canal St.
Prov. R. I. Bold stamp with a smeared "F" on maker's
name. Very clear stenciling on merchant's name. Minor chips to
lip.
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70.00 |
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92 | 2 gallon crock, salt glaze, cobalt decoration with 2 & flower slip decorated, NO DAMAGE, Albany slip interior | 95.00 |
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93 | This cobalt-decorated salt glaze two gallon jug is marked with a brushed cobalt "2" and two flowers with a stem and leaves. Although difficult to see in the photographs, the front surface of this beautifully decorated jug is spider-webbed with what appear to be surface, or glaze, cracks, that do not penetrate the body of the jug. One area of the jug did not fire as well as the rest (see photos), leaving a clay-colored area | 70.00 |
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94 | Vase with applied grapes, Stanley Irvin | 25.00 |
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95 | Small double handle pot, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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96 | Small jug, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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97 | Small vase, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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98 | Flower pot pitcher, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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99 | Small pitcher, blue, Stephen Hawkes | 45.00 |
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100 | Small double handle decorated pot, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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101 | Tall mug, decorated, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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102 | Face jug, Charlie B. West | 65.00 |
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103 | Small bowl, Stephen Hawkes | 25.00 |
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104 | Unsigned small decorated vase, Charlie B. West | 25.00 |
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105 | Face pitcher, Charlie B. West | 85.00 |
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106 | Face pitcher, Charlie B. West | 75.00 |
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107 | Face jug, Charlie B. West | 50.00 |
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108 | Small jug, Charlie B. West | 25.00 |
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109 | Small decorated vase, unsigned, Charlie B. West | 25.00 |
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110 | Small jug, Charlie B. West | 95.00 |
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111 | Small double handle storage jar, unsigned, Charlie B. West | 30.00 |
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112 | Small jug, Charlie B. West | 25.00 |
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113 | Small face jug, Charlie B. West | 45.00 |
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115 | Crawford County churn, marked 6 gallons, chunk missing from top, handle missing | 90.00 |
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116 | Pint pitcher, Crawford County, missing handle | 35.00 |
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117 | One-half gallon, Crawford County pitcher, chunk missing from top | 45.00 |
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118 | 3 gallon double handle jug, 1 handle missing, lip repaired & some missing, crack at top | 85.00 |
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119 | 5 gallon syrup jug, probably Atlanta or Baldwin County, no handle | 35.00 |
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120 | Double handle storage jar marked 5 gallons, probably only 3, glaze cracks & handles missing | 35.00 |
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121 | Kiln accident, double headed chicken fell during firing and fell on 2 Georgia JugFest souvenir pieces | 75.00 |
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122 | 12" jug by Ronnie Payne, fired in Knoxville Bottom Kiln | 50.00 |
| No Photo | 123 | Small face jug, small chip on ear & eyebrow | 25.00 |
| No Photo | 124 | Shelby West double candelabra face jug | 650.00 |
