Add to ORKGBrown glazed stoneware pitcher, possibly from McDade-Stoker pottery in Bastrop Count
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware batter pitcher with cover, 10 high. The handle of the cover...
Pitcher-with lid, creamer & sugar bowl light brown, dark green design.https://commons.und.edu/potter...
This pitcher is believed to have been made by Penland Weavers and Potters at Penland, North Carolina...
Brown and crystalline glazed ceramic pitcher.https://commons.und.edu/uac-all/1541/thumbnail.jp
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher 10 1/2 high. Salt glaze over all including the base...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware cream pitcher 5 high. White glaze on upper part & inside, i...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Brown stoneware pitcher 8 1/4 high with brown slip. High cylindrical ...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher 10 high. Heavy but balanced, with a good handle. Bo...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher 7 3/4 high covered with dull brown slip. Flat rim. ...
Well formed stoneware pitcher with a handle starting at the top of the pitcher's cylindrical neck an...
Stoneware pitcher of redish body 9 1/2 high. Pulled handle. Slight ridge an inch below the top. Ins...
This miniature pitcher with handle was made by Walter B. Stephen of Pisgah Forest Pottery in 1947. ...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher, buff body. 8 tall. There is some definition under ...
Silver resist lusterware ceramic pitcher with floral design; neck and base bands; striped handl
Small blue-green creamer/ pitcher.https://commons.und.edu/pottery/1438/thumbnail.jp
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware batter pitcher with cover, 10 high. The handle of the cover...
Pitcher-with lid, creamer & sugar bowl light brown, dark green design.https://commons.und.edu/potter...
This pitcher is believed to have been made by Penland Weavers and Potters at Penland, North Carolina...
Brown and crystalline glazed ceramic pitcher.https://commons.und.edu/uac-all/1541/thumbnail.jp
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher 10 1/2 high. Salt glaze over all including the base...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware cream pitcher 5 high. White glaze on upper part & inside, i...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Brown stoneware pitcher 8 1/4 high with brown slip. High cylindrical ...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher 10 high. Heavy but balanced, with a good handle. Bo...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher 7 3/4 high covered with dull brown slip. Flat rim. ...
Well formed stoneware pitcher with a handle starting at the top of the pitcher's cylindrical neck an...
Stoneware pitcher of redish body 9 1/2 high. Pulled handle. Slight ridge an inch below the top. Ins...
This miniature pitcher with handle was made by Walter B. Stephen of Pisgah Forest Pottery in 1947. ...
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware pitcher, buff body. 8 tall. There is some definition under ...
Silver resist lusterware ceramic pitcher with floral design; neck and base bands; striped handl
Small blue-green creamer/ pitcher.https://commons.und.edu/pottery/1438/thumbnail.jp
From James Carley\u27s notes: Stoneware batter pitcher with cover, 10 high. The handle of the cover...
Pitcher-with lid, creamer & sugar bowl light brown, dark green design.https://commons.und.edu/potter...
This pitcher is believed to have been made by Penland Weavers and Potters at Penland, North Carolina...