Lewis Haun Tennessee Pottery

Greene County, Tennessee earthenware jar, possibly Christopher Alexander Haun pottery, having iron oxide underglaze with copper oxide dipped designs around the circumference and concentric incised lin

LUCY M. LEWIS Pottery ACOMA Vase. White ceramic body with 8 hand painted deer figural images. Black painted rim. Native American Indian. Signed. Comes with earlier auction receipt. -- Dimensions: H: 4

Mint condition. 7.25 inches tall.Signed on bottom. Cant make out first name.

Two (2) volumes of "Tennessee Potteries, Pots, and Potters - 1790s to 1950", by Samuel D. Smith and Stephen Rogers. Published in 2011 by Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division o

Two (2) volumes of the book "Tennessee Potteries, Pots, and Potters ñ 1790s to 1950", by Samuel D. Smith and Stephen Rogers. Published in 2011 by Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation

Two (2) Middle Tennessee pottery stoneware grease lamps, both with slip glaze, pulled handles with indentions at terminus. 3 3/4" H x 5" dia. & 4" H x 5 1/2" dia. Both Early 20th century. Provenance:

Tennessee pottery jug, small, 5" signed in script Solomon Weaver January 22 1862. a very rare signed and dated example of Tennessee Pottery. From a well known Virginia collection. 100% original untouc

Two (2) Hamblen or Washington County, Tennessee pottery jugs, including monkey jug, and one (1) 19th century CSA squirrel cage. 1st item: "Monkey" or harvest stoneware jug, having a central applied pu

Set of seven (7) Southern decorative arts reference books, including the MESDA Journal and Tennessee Potteries. 1st item: Journal of Early Southern Decorative Arts, The Museum of Early Southern Decora

Lucy Lewis (1900-1992 Acoma) Polychrome Pottery Jar 5''x4.5''. Polychrome decorated southwest motif. Signed on bottom. A few minor surface marks. Overall excellent condition.

East Tennessee stoneware pottery jar, with impressed "MP Harmon, Mowhawk" mark around the circumference of the shoulder for the Harmon Pottery, located Mowhawk, TN (Greene County). 6 1/2" H. Late 19th

EARLY TN salt glaze miniature pitcher. 4"H

4-gallon Middle TN stoneware pottery churn, grey slip glaze with one strap and one lug handle, incised "4" below the rim denoting capacity. 19" H x 9 1/4" W. Late 19th/early 20th century. Provenance:

Decorated pottery vase, signed G. Lewis. [7 x 5 (dia) (top) inches]. In good condition.

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LUCY M. LEWIS & OTHERS POLYCHROME ACOMA POTTERY FIGURINE & VESSELS, 3 PIECES, H 2 - 10 1/2":Including 1 pitcher with twisted handle, H.5 3/4" signed at the underside 'Lucy M. Lewis'. Along with 1 bowl

Acoma bowl, decorated with fine lines and flute players, signed on bottom "Lucy M Lewis", approximate height 2", diameter 2 1/4", comes with original receipt and purchase check with Lucy Lewis signatu

This great looking seed pot is signed by Acoma artist Drew Lewis. White background with black geometric lines throughout and signed on the bottom. Stands approx.?3" tall.

4 Piece Lot Of Pigeon Forge Pottery (Tennessee). All are marked and mostly mint. Lot includes a) 6" brown gloss glaze pitcher b) large 3 footed fruit bowl, matt light brown with darker drip, signed by

1st item: Exhibited Greene County, Tennessee stoneware pottery jar with incised signature "J. B. Harmon" for John Benjamin Harmon (1882-1932), son of Greene County potter Moses P. Harmon (1885 - 1915)

Two (2) East Tennessee East Tennessee stoneware pottery items. 1st item: Salt-glazed stoneware crock with two incised lines around the shoulder and cobalt dot decoration below the rim and between the

Grouping of three (3) East Tennessee stoneware pottery jars, possibly Greene County. 1st item: Stoneware pottery jar, unsigned but attributed to the Harmon pottery, with two applied lug handles, two l

1st item: Middle Tennessee stoneware pottery jar, ovoid form having a flared rim and sine wave with incised line decoration to the upper shoulder, light grey glaze. 12" H x 7" dia. Late 19th/early 20t

Washington County, Tennessee stoneware pottery pouring or water jar attributed to Charles Frederick Decker (1832-1914) with a pouring spout in the rim, sine wave decoration below the lug handles and o