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Antique Original Glazed Stoneware G. Cheavins Water Filter Boston, England
Retains original filter elements and intact lid. Has been used as an umbrella hoder and planter so it’s a bit stained / chipped/glaze loss. Stands approximately 24 inches high and is quite heavy. A long crack is shown in the photos.
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Antique E. A. Buck & Co 1 Gal Cobalt Floral Tornado Boston Mass Stoneware Jug
This is a great antique one gallon E. Boston Mass stoneware jug with a decorated cobalt floral tornado. It has a stamping of E. 14 Blackstone Street, Boston Mass. It measures approximately 11 1/2 inches tall by by 7 inches across base. In good antique condition. Does have small glazed over firing line at bottom […]
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Stoneware Jug One Gallon SS Pierce & Co. Corner Tremont & Court Streets Boston
Stoneware Jug One Gallon SS Pierce & Co. Corner Tremont & Court Streets Boston. See Photos with Crack in Backside of Jug. 12″ Tall x 7″ wide at bottom.
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Scarce Antique Oversized W. H. Jones & Co 1851-1904 Boston Mass Stoneware Jug
This antique stoneware jug from W. Jones & Co is a rare find for collectors. Crafted from high-quality stoneware, this jug is durable and built to last. The intricate details on the spout and handle add to its charm. Whether you’re a collector or just looking for a unique piece to add to your kitchen, […]
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Antique Joseph Middleby, Boston, Massachusetts Stoneware 3 Gallon Butter Crock
This is an antique 3-gallon butter crock made of stoneware by Joseph Middleby in Boston, Massachusetts. The crock is signed and dates back to around 1900 – 1920. It is a beige-colored ceramic and porcelain material and is considered an original Americana piece. The crock was most likely used for storing butter and is a […]
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Early 19th Century Boston Merchant Jug JW TUFTS Boston 1 Gallon
This pottery jug was created in the early 19th century and bears the stamp of the Boston merchant, JW TUFTS. James Walker Tufts (February 11, 1835 – February 3, 1902) is known for his founding of Pinehurst, North Carolina and for his development of a successful business in silver plate tableware. He also founded the […]
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Antique half gallon stoneware jug in very good condition. Walker and Co. Boston
Antique half gallon stoneware jug in very good condition. This item is on display in our warehouse gallery located at. 323 Boston Post Road Unit 3. OLD SAYBROOK, CT 06475. Open by appointment only by going to. I would be happy to help you with arranging it. I try to use the. Least expensive and […]
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Crock Antique 19th Century Stoneware S. F. Petts Co. Boston Mass. 11.5 Tall x 7
11.5″ Tall x 7″ Wide. Has one chip in front, and two chips on the Bottom. This item is in the category “Antiques\Primitives”. The seller is “jwkdiamond” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States, New Zealand, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Wallis and Futuna, Gambia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Poland, […]
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Early Sponged Yellow Ware Boston Baked Bean Pot Stoneware
Pictured is an early sponged yellow ware Boston baked bean pot offered for sale. The bean pot is decorated with both olive green & tan “Smoke Ring” designs over the entire surface & is embossed with diagonal bands near the base. It measures 5 1/4 in height & dates from 1895 – 1920. It’s in […]
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