Greg Shooner 1996 Redware Pottery Spinach Green gla

Late 20th century. Greg Shooner 1992 sponged redware jar lamp, 22.5"h. Turtlecreek 1990 redware jar with green glaze and dark brown sponging lamp, 25"h. Beaumont Pottery Portsmouth, NH ovoid jug with

Greg SHOONER American Redware pottery heart shaped dish with angel motif. Signed to underside. Dated 1995. Measures approx. 4.5 x 4.5 inches. Some surface wear consistent with exposure, chipping obser

Two Shooner Redware Pottery Green and Yellow Slip Decorated Plates. Both with coggle wheel edges, dated 2000. 6-1/4" and 8-3/4" diam. Condition: Good with intentional chips and wear.

Shooner Redware Pottery Green and Yellow Slip Decorated Plate. Coggle wheel edge, dated 2000. 10"diam. Condition: Good with intentional wear.

Two Greg Shooner Redware 1996 Slip-Decorated Plates. Annville 250th Anniversary Commemorative, # 16 and 17. 10-3/4" diam. Condition: Very good with intentional chips and wear.

A large Greg Shooner/Turtlecreek Pottery redware charger with tulip slip decoration, and "Museum piece, 1769" incised on back. 15-1/4in diameter.

Signed Greg Shooner 1995, redware folk art pottery tray in brown and yellow. Measures 10 7/8" x 14"

3 Redware pottery pieces including 2 signed by Greg Shooner dated 1998, largest approx 8"H, and smaller unsigned piece.

Greg Shooner 2000 signed and dated redware pottery 14 1/2"(L) charger decorated with yellow slip glaze, wavy lines. [Provenance: James Pennypacker, Shillington, PA;Collection of Nan Bers, Rydal, PA.]

Greg Shooner 2000 signed and dated glazed redware pottery 10 1/2"(L) plate decorated with sgraffito bird and floral designs. [Provenance: James Pennypacker, Shillington, PA; Collection of Nan Bers, Ry

Group of 4 pcs of pottery including: signed Greg Shooner redware jug dated 1991 12"T x 8"D, large contemporary stoneware basin, older spongeware crock bowl, and a contemporary pitcher

Two Shooner Redware Pottery Animal Figures. 1st: Seated cat by Greg Shooner, dated 1998. 7-1/2"h. Condition: Good with intentional wear. 2nd: Pug dog seated figure, by Mary Shooner 3-1/4"h. Condition:

(3) Pcs slip decorated redware pottery, not for food use, c/o 8" x 6" tray signed Greg Shooner 1990 Turtle Creek Potters (chip to rear), 10-5/8" "Sweet Liberty" plate impressed "American Redware Greg

Shooner Redware Pottery Flower Pot with Saucer Base. Fluted collars, dated 2000, sgrafitto decoration on green glaze reads "Mary Bourke, Westtown, May 4, 1806". 9"h. Condition: Good with intentional w

Traditional American redware pottery, made by the Shooner company in Ohio. Signed Greg Shooner 2001. Measured: H 2" x Dia. 8.25"

Traditional American redware pottery, made by the Shooner company in Ohio. Signed Greg Shooner 2001. Measured: H 1.5" x W 11.5" x D 9"

Lot of 3 pieces of contemporary pottery incl 2 redware slip dec plates by Greg Shooner 8 1/4" & 11" diam & a yellow glaze slip dec 12" diam bowl

made in Ohio, redware with glazes and designs reminiscent of early American pottery, mounted on a wooden base with wood cap, signed and dated. HOA 18 in. Collection of John and Cathy Albright, Souther

Four Greg Shooner Redware Slip Decorated Plates. All are dated 1996. Three are 9" diam. And one is 11" diam. Condition: Good with intentional chips.

redware, a museum reproduction slip decorated with stylized tulips (several deep scratches); a sgraffito charger (light scratches) (12.5 in.) Collection of John and Cathy Albright, Southern Pines, NC

Slip glazed redware, contemporary artist, 8 inch and 7.5 inch vessels, both signed, dated1993,1997

A grouping of three contemporary Greg Shooner redware jars, all with sgraffito decoration. Two with tin lids. All signed. Tallest: 10 in.

Greg Schooner (American, 20th C.). Three pieces of redware pottery to include a miniature penny bank, a floral-decorated dish, and an incised floral-decorated vase. All signed "Schooner". Largest: 5in

Rare Signed Jacob Medinger Redware Pottery Plate. Yellow ground glaze with green and brown mottling and coggle wheel rim. Incised script "I Made This Dish Without A Pie Now Try And Make a Pie Without