Extremely Important TYLER & DILLON / ALBANY Stoneware

2nd half-19th century. A diminutive jar, probably Ohio, with mottled glaze, 7" high; together with a Tyler and Dillon, Albany, NY ovoid jug with cobalt flower, 11.5" high.

Early 19th c. Salt Glazed Two-Gallon Stoneware Jug, with cobalt glazed stamp '2, M. Tyler Albany Manufacturer', 13 3/4" high, 9" diam. Repaired handle, spout top chip and abrasion, three base edge chi

19th century salt glaze double handled crock with stylized bird design in cobalt glaze. Stamped DILLON HENRY & PORTER ALBANY. Very good aged condition; a few small old lip and rim chips. 8.25" H x 9.2

19th century, ovoid jar with rolled rim, tooled neck, and applied lug handles, stamped on the neck "C. DILLON & CO. ALBANY" with cobalt stylized fern / leaf, 10" H. Condition - good.

Rare One-Gallon Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Jar, Stamped "C. DILLON & Co. / ALBANY", New York State origin, circa 1835-1836, highly-ovoid jar with tooled shoulder, flared rim, and oversized lug handles

DILLON & HENRY ALBANY 2 GAL. SALT GLAZED STONEWARE CROCK, 19TH C.

Extremely Rare and Important Six-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Freehand Cobalt Inscription, Alexander and William Boughner, Greensboro, PA, 1863, cylindrical jar with heavily-tooled midsection, semi-round

Extremely Rare and Important Six-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Alkaline Glaze, Inscribed "These Jars was made By LJ", Lucius Jordan, Washington County, GA, circa 1835, ovoid jar with flared, semi-squared

Extremely Rare and Important Two-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Impressed Bird and Fish Motifs, attributed to William Pecker, Merrimacport, MA, early 19th century, ovoid jar with heavily-tooled shoulder, f

Here is a very attractive and hard to come by Albany ovoid jar. Marked “DILLON, HENRY, PORTER”. Features a stylist floral motif bent to the side, iconic to the makers. This jar retains exc

19th century, ovoid jar with plain rim, tooled neck, and applied lug handles, stamped on the neck "M. TYLER ALBANY" with cobalt flower, 10" H.

A Rare Freehand Cobalt Decorated and Incised Stoneware Cooler Attributed to Moses Tyler, Albany, New York, Circa 1830 with a bird on a flowering branch. Height 14 inches. Property from the Collection

1 gal semi-ovoid stoneware jar with cobalt blue decoration marked M. Tyler, Albany (NY), Manufacturer, 8.5"H x 8"D

Nicely cobalt blue decorated stoneware tea cooler. No condition problems. M. Tyler & Co. Albany. Marked and dated on back as shown in photo. Measures 11” tall x 8”. wide

19th century, Mid Atlantic and Northern United States. One pitcher likely from Maryland or Virginia together with a storage jar marked “M. Tyler and Co Albany NYâ€. Each having some small nic

Circa 1835, signed M. Tyler, Washington St. Albany, ovoid crock, 9" H. Condition - good.

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND EXTREMELY RARE 'RU' BRUSH WASHER Ru stoneware brush-washer with flaring sides. The dish has a pale ash-grey body covered in bluish-green glaze with fine crackle and several pin

Extremely Rare Small-Sized Stoneware Minister's Presentation Jug, probably Indiana origin, circa 1870, ovoid jug with two-tone Albany-slip-type glaze, the front bearing the incised inscription, "Dr. H

Measurement: L 7.6 in., W 7.6 in., H 10.5 in., (Weight 18.14 KGS). This is an extremely important jade seal of the Yongzheng Emperor (1723-1735). The seal is carved with Chinese and Manchu scripts mea

Extremely Important and Historic Paul Revere Silver Pitcher. with impeccable provenance. The Pitcher is 6 3/8 Height 7 3/4" Wide Spout to end of the Handle and a 4" Base diameter. It is engraved with

Painting of Boreas and Orithyia, by Joseph-Ferdinand Lancrenon. This work is a small but extremely important oil sketch preparation reduction of the larger work now in the collection of the Girodet Mu

Canadian. 1914-1916. Lithograph. This is an extremely important historical Judaica poster, written in Yiddish and put out by the Canadian Government to encourage Jewish Canadians to enlist as reinforc

Significant South Carolina Dispensary One Gallon Jug Circa Late 19th or early 20th Centaury, this example being made in Virginia, this is a very important stoneware for South Carolina stoneware. This

Made by Harris Toy Company. Toledo, Ohio - Ca. 1900 - 14" Long. At the end of the 19th century, with the advent of commercial iceboxes, ice became an extremely important commodity. Ice harvested from