Bennington slipware pottery spittoon. Vermont, late 19th century. Measures 12 inches across by 6.5 inches high. Excellent condition apart from a slight rim chip beneath the inside opening which is not outwardly visible.

Five gallon stoneware jug stamped Demelman, Fuchs & Co. / 6 Broad St. Boston. The company was a wholesale liquor supplier in Boston circa 1880. Very good condition with a few chips on the neck rim. Height is 19.75".

Wood and Caldwell Staffordshire pearlware pitcher circa 1810. Blue ground with relief molded dogs and horses in a landscape with purple luster accents. Measures 4.25" high x 6.5" wide.

Antique S. B. Bosworth 2 gallon stoneware jug. Hartford, CT, circa 1880. Cobalt floral decoration. No base chips, hairlines, cracks, or repairs. Measures 13.5" high. Seymour Bosworth operated the pottery in Hartford under his name from approximately 1880 to 1890 (see William Ketchum Jr., American Stoneware, page 61).

Mid 20th century Japanese studio pottery vase in excellent condition. Smooth spotted gray glaze contrasts with scored unglazed terra-cotta. Inside top is 3.25 inches across, outside top is 4.25 inches across, the columnar body is 5.25 inches in diameter, and the height is 13.5 inches.