Stoneware ovoid jug by Smith and Day, Norwalk, CT, 19th century. Salt-crackled glaze and cobalt accents. Height 11.5 inches.

18th century Continental treen salt box. Hand carved barrel shape with hinged lid. Excellent original condition with lovely patina. Measures 4.5" high x 7.5" wide across the handles.

A. K. Ballard, Burlington, VT, 2 gallon stoneware jug with blurred deep cobalt blue design. Note the mottled salt drip in the glaze. Late 19th century.

Antique English brass tea kettle with original wood knob and handle in very good condition. Circa 1800. Measures 7.5 inches high to the finial and 11 inches wide from handle to spout.

Mid 19th century brass chamber lamp with double burner. This lamp burned what was called "burning fluid", a mixture of turpentine and alcohol. Burning fluid was considered more efficient than whale oil, but was highly volatile. Height 5.75 inches and diameter 4.25 inches.