Stafforshire pink lustre pitcher with ridged body and central medallions of cottage scenes. Top banded with roses in relief. Notched handle. Small chip on top of spout. Illustrated in W.D. Jones & Dr. Warren Baker's Old English Lustre Pottery, #3 & #36. Ca. 1820. 5 1/4" X 5 1/2" including handle.

Lustre pitcher with two hunting scenes and landscape in relief. The top is banded with grapes and there is an angel figure on the handle. Ex. Wynn A. Sayman with label. Ex. D.M. Manheim. Excellent condition. Ca. 1815. 5" H X 6 1/2" W including handle. On a personal note, I knew Wynn Sayman who passed in 2015. He was a great collector/dealer and a gentleman.

A Lustre jug with (2) hunting scenes. There are hunters and dogs with the top banded in grape leaves, all in relief. There is some wear of color. It maintains a collection label. First quarter 19th century. 6 5/8” H 7”W including handle. 

A Lustre Jug with a deer family and trees. The stag is on one side and the lady and youngster on the other. The top is banded with a flower design. All are in relief. It maintains a collection label under the base. This jug is pictured and described in color in “Old English Lustre Pottery” by W.D. Jones & Dr. Warren Baker, Pages 84 & 85. Ca. 1815-1820 6 ¼”H X 7 ¼”W including handle

Sweet little Charlestown stoneware jug. Very nice condition. 19th century. 9" H X 5 1/2" W.

Here is a 5-gallon crock by T.F. Reppert, Greensboro, PA. Thomas Reppert worked in Greensboro 1884-1890. The top slumps a little, otherwise it is in very good condition. It measures 15” H X 11” W.

Stoneware jug with tulip. Early 19th century. Unsigned. Reference: Skinner sale #2195, Lot #459, November 2002. Provenance: Waasdorp American Pottery Auction. 13 5/8"H X 9 1/2"W