Antique Large Earthenware Crock, Pickling, Pine Lid, Scotland 1920, B1747y

Antique single crystal inkwell, with lid, marble base, Scotland 1910, H298 Scotland 1910 Marble + glass Single crystal inkwell Sitting upon a square black and white marble base H2...

Antique Carved Oak Stool, Bench, Footstool, Scotland 1920, H1155 Scotland 1920 Solid Oak Original finish Rectangular vinyl seat with studs All standing on turned legs and connected ...

Antique walnut sideboard, carved buffet or chiffonier, by James Laird & Son in Glasgow, antique furniture, Scotland, 1920, H073 Scotland, 1920 Solid walnut Original finish Pediment ...

Antique Victorian Pine Bedside, Lamp, End Table, Scotland 1890, H1143 Solid Pine Original finish Rectangular moulded top with edge Carved shaped pediment on back Panelled door belo...

Antique Pine Cabinet, Victorian Farm House Kitchen Cabinet Pantry, Housekeepers Cabinet, Scotland 1870, Antique Furniture, H954 Scotland 1870 Solid Pine Original Finish Dentil ...

Antique Walnut Cabinet, Sheet Music Cabinet, Collectors Cabinet, Filing Cabinet, Antique Furniture, Scotland 1920, H1131 + Scotland 1920 + Solid Walnut + Original finish + Rect...

Large and impressive Moroccan lidded urn crafted in terra cotta, glazed over mediterranean colors and decorated with jewelry like metal work that ups the wow factor.

Large earthenware lid jar with two handles A large earthenware lid jar modelled with two handles in the shape of branches with leaves. ? ? The inside decorated with black glaze....

"Lot of three assorted salt glazed crocks. One brown and white 3 gallon crock by Burley & Winter, one brown and white 1 gallon crock, and one plain off white 1 gallon crock with brighter white lid (may not be an original pairing). “The Burley and Winter Pottery Company was a great American pottery company located in Crooksville, Ohio. Burley-Winter started its business in 1872 and it lasted until the mid 1930’s. Like many American pottery companies no longer in business, Burley-Winter’s early items included functional stoneware utility vessels, such as thunder mugs...

A large blue-glazed earthenware vase designed and produced by Herman Kähler, Denmark, c. 1920s. “DENMARK” stamp on bottom

Originally used for pickling and storing various foods, this tall ceramic jar features a strikingly dark glaze. Set in high contrast by an unglazed lip and speckled with imperfection...

Quimper ceramic earthenware vessel with lid Substantial piece in weight and feel with beautiful floral motif Wonderfully vibrant colors Marked identi...