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Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Kitchen Ware Pitcher

Pottery and Stoneware: Art Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1960   item # 738771 (stock# B257 )

Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Kitchen Ware Pitcher
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$45.00  

This kitchen ware Pitcher was made in the late 1950's by the Crown (Robinson-Ransbottom) Pottery Co.. This Art Deco style pitcher measures 7 3/8" tall and is 9" wide including the spout and handle. There is one tiny nick on the lip of the rim and some age crazing which is typical of this type of pottery. The overall condition is considered to be very good and is a real nice country kitchen collectible.


Goebel Salt and Pepper Shakers

China: German: Pre 1960   item # 737537 (stock# B208 )

Goebel Salt and Pepper Shakers
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$29.95  

This cute set of Salt & Pepper Shakers was made between 1940 and 1959. The girl is marked with the full Bee and is numbered P138B. She is in excellent condition. The boy is marked only with the letter "P" and a small #44. There is one small nick on his hat that has been repainted over. Overall, a very nice set.


Purinton Pottery "Mountain Rose" Teapot

Pottery and Stoneware: Art Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1920   item # 737233 (stock# B193)

Purinton Pottery "Mountain Rose" Teapot
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$39.95  

Here is a lovely Teapot in the "Mountain Rose" pattern that was made by the Purinton Pottery Co. This hand painted teapot measures 4" tall and is 5.75" wide including the spout and handle. Circa 1950's, it is considered to be in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.A nice addition to your purington pottery collection.


Austrian Pottery "Moose" Creamer

Animals: Pre 1920   item # 736979 (stock# B187 )

Austrian Pottery "Moose" Creamer
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$29.95  

This Moose Creamer is stamped "Austria" on the bottom. I believe it dates to circa 1908 or a bit earlier. It measures 4.5" tall and is 5.75" wide. There is a small scratch or two and a very small nick on the front antler. The overall condition of this 80+ year old piece is considered to be very good. Nice vintage piece for the game room.


Shawnee Pottery "Puss-N-Boots" Creamer

Pottery and Stoneware: Shawnee: Pre 1950   item # 736643 (stock# B172 )

Shawnee Pottery "Puss-N-Boots" Creamer
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$29.95  

This Creamer is marked "Patented Puss-N-Boots U.S.A.". It was made by the Shawnee Pottery Co. circa 1940's and measures 4.75" tall and is 4.5" wide including the handle. There is a loss of cold Red paint on the bow tie and ears. The overall condition is considered to be very good with no chips or cracks.


American Pottery Pitcher or Creamer

Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1940   item # 735850 (stock# B149 )

American Pottery Pitcher or Creamer
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$34.95  

This small Pitcher I believe was made circa 1920's or 1930's. It is marked "U.S.A." on the bottom. It measures 3.5" tall and is 6" wide including spout and handle. There are 2 minor glaze pops, considered normal for this type of pottery and age of 60+ years. The overall condition is considered to be excellent with no chips or cracks. A great old kitchen collectible.


American Pottery Milk Pitcher

Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1940   item # 735849 (stock# B148)

American Pottery Milk Pitcher
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$34.95  

This pottery Milk pitcher is marked "U.S.A." on the bottom and measures 5.25" tall and is 6.5" wide from spout to handle. There is one missed glaze spot on the handle (missed during production). The overall condition is considered to be excellent with only minor age crazing inside the pitcher which is quite normal wear for this pitcher circa 1930's or 1940's.


Purinton Pottery "Heather Plaid" Dutch Jug

Pottery and Stoneware: Art Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1960   item # 735846 (stock# B147 )

Purinton Pottery "Heather Plaid" Dutch Jug
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$39.95  

This Dutch jug is made in the "Heather Plaid" pattern by the Purinton Pottery Co. in 1951. It measures 5.75" tall and is 8" wide including the spout and handle. It has one very small minute nick in the inner rim and there is some age crazing inside the jug, all considered normal wear. The overall condition is considered to be very very good for this 50+ year old piece of kitchen collectible with a flare of color.


Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Stoneware Ball Jug

Pottery and Stoneware: Art Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1940   item # 735843 (stock# B146 )

Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Stoneware Ball Jug
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$44.95  

Here is a Ball jug made in the 1930's by the Crown Pottery (Robinson-Ransbottom Co.) It measures 5 3/8" tall and is 6.5" wide including spout and handle. The bottom is marked "186/U.S.A." There are some minor glaze imperfections and some age crazing, all normal for pottery 70+ years old. The overall condition is considered to be very good and a nice addition for that county style kitchen.


Monmouth-Western Stoneware Pitcher

Pottery and Stoneware: Art Pottery and Stoneware: Pre 1940   item # 735842 (stock# B145 )

Monmouth-Western Stoneware Pitcher
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$64.95  

This lovely Blue Milk pitcher is attributed to the Western Stoneware Co. This is the "Chain Link" pattern and measures 5.25" tall and 6.5" wide including spout and handle. There is a slight groove where the lower part of the handle meets the body of the pitcher which was done in the production of this piece. The overall condition is considered to be really nice with no chips or cracks. It believe it is circa 1930's. A great addition to your kitchen collectibles.

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