ML Owens Salt Glaze Pitcher

flower slip decorated, signed on bottom. height 12"

large double handled salt glaze jug signed on bottom ML Owens and 93' height is 17"

8.5"h x 6"w

slip decorated with wheat. Signed and dated 1988. height 10"

ML Owens salt glaze jug very rare Indian applied Face. signed Ml Owens and BC. height 8"

a very rare Wild Turkey Jug by ML owens, salt glaze and slip decorated ca. 1978. a rare example. 12"

dated and signed 1989 ML Owens salt glaze jug a great potted vessel nice lines in the handle and lip! Height 10.5"

signed on bottom ML Owens salt glaze brown flower twig decoration dated on bottom 1990. height 13"

RARE incised decoration under the heavy red glaze. Rare red color. Signed on bottom.

ML Owens Red Glaze Pitcher 11.5

ML Owens Red Glaze Pitcher 12"

slip decorated. Signed on bottom. Crock perfect. Jug missing handle. height 13" and 11"

ML Owens Red Glaze Rebecca Pitcher 15"

very rare salt glaze jug with signage on the bottom reading ML OWENS, BC, CB CRAVEN. Very rare cobalt blue applied raised cow - height 10"

blue slip, signed on bottom. Dated 1984. 12"

signed on bottom ML OWENS rare blue glaze pitcher a great thrown pitcher. Height 11.5"

a pottery figural by ML Owens and I Bolick signed on bottom and dated 1984. height is 5" length is 6"

Billy Ray Hussey and ML Owens signed salt glazed jug. A few chips on the inner lip. Height 13"

salt glaze pitcher signed Vernon Owens

miniature salt glaze, all signed under 1"

Billy Ray Hussey began to turn as a production potter for Melvin L (ML) Owens in the mid 70's. This is small simple salt glaze jug w/ an incredibly intricate embossed/carved Indian face on the side. S

5 gallon churn salt glaze made by CB CRAVEN at ML shop. Very rare combo stamp. Height 18"

Vernon Owens Jugtown Pottery Decorated Pitcher circa 1985. Great salt glaze and form. Signed and dated on base with stamp. Standing 9 1/4" Tall

by Vernon Owens, 5.5" to 10.5" tall, ox blood slip glaze, signed, excellent......Vernon grew up working in Dad's shop, absorbing shapes from his father, M.L. Owens and his uncle Walter Owen, who worke