Charming Frie Onnaing majolica Cochon Au Jambon (pig with a ham) jug. French, circa 1920. Height 9 inches. Wonderful condition, just 2 small glaze chips to the ham.
Stoneware 2 gallon butter churn crock made by A. K. Ballard, Burlington, VT, circa 1867-1872. Very good condition. Height 11 inches.
Early American stoneware crock decorated with a ring of cobalt leaves. Possibly Norwalk, CT. Note the quirky wave to the rim. Two minor interior rim flea flakes. No cracks or repairs. Measures 10.5 inches high.
William R. and Gilbert Ottman stoneware crock, circa 1872-1892. Marked Ottman Bros. and Co. Fort Edward NY. Strong cobalt blue design, some chips which are shown in the photographs. No cracks or repairs. Measures 7.5" high x 9" wide.
Early 19th century moccaware pottery pitcher marked Henry Gale Bottlesford. From the Johnathan Rickard collection. Measures 6.25 inches tall by 7 inches wide handle to spout. There are some chips on the spout and a small flake on the rim, shown in one of the photos.