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Antique Stoneware Crock Bowl Union Market Gothenburg Nebraska Advertising
This antique stoneware crock bowl is a unique find for collectors of vintage pottery. It features an advertising design for Union Market in Gothenburg, Nebraska and is believed to have been produced in the 1940s using traditional art pottery techniques. The round serving bowl is made of durable stoneware material and has a multicolor pattern […]
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Vintage Providence Pub Market Co Providence Rhode Island Stoneware Whiskey Jug
Vintage Providence Pub Market Co Providence Rhode Island Stoneware Whiskey Jug. Stoneware vintage advertising whiskey jug from the Providence Pub Market Co, Providence RI. Beige color with stamp in blue. Width including handle – 6. Width of base – 5.25. CONDITION: Vintage item with signs of age in best possible vintage way. Faded lettering on […]
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Antique 19thC Wedgwood Stoneware Plates for Russian Market St Petersburg Moscow
An Interesting Pair of Antique 19. Century Stoneware Plates with Transfer Prints of The Moscow Triumphal Gate, St Petersburg . Made in England (probably by Wedgwood) for the Russian market circa 1850. Rim of the plates decorated with a patterned border of neoclassical anthemion palmettes. Interior with transfer prints of the neoclassical triumphal arch known […]
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1800’s SCRIPT STONEWARE POTTERY PATTERSON 4 JUG NJ JAMES BELL MARKET ST
PATTERSON NJ James Bell CO SCRIPT JUG. Antique Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug Made for James Bell of Patterson NJ, Market street address at number 105. This jug is solid and in great condition and has three lines of script writing in cobalt blue in the Fulper style. This is a four gallon size jug with […]
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