• Abingdon Classic line #106, off-white BETA shape vase, dates back to 1938-40
  Ref. Paradis, Joe  Abingdon Pottery Artware: 1934-1950, Stepchild of the Great Depression, 1977, Section 2.5, pp. 50-51
• Approximately 8 inches high; top diameter ≈ 6-3/4 in.; bottom diameter ≈ 4-3/4 inches
• Partial blue Abingdon bottom mark on base
• Good condition,  age and use consistent,  with light crazing etc. (especially to rim area),  interior glaze drips and imperfections,  interior mixed unknown residue, etc.
  Estate item:  previous use and storage conditions unknown
  Nice representative example of Illinois pottery
• Fragile;  view and pick-up in Naperville,  Ilinois

$ 45.00 /  EACH

• Pair of similar green vases from the Brush Pottery Co., Zanesville, Ohio, "furnished in soft-tone semi-matt colors"
  dates back to approximately 1937

Ref. Sanford, Martha and Steve, Sanfords Guide to Brush-McCoy Pottery, Book 2,  1996,  page 26
• Left:  Pale green No. 527, ≈ 8 inches high; top diameter ≈ 5 inches; bottom diameter ≈ 3 inches; faint mold number on base
  Right:  Medium green No. 527, ≈ 6 inches high; top diameter ≈ 3-1/2 inches; bottom diameter ≈ 2-1/4 inches
• Pretty good condition, age and use consistent with glaze imperfections and inconsistencies etc., etc. typical of these wares; interesting tiny dark flecks in glazes
  Also, light green vase has factory flaw, perhaps where a worker held it
  Medium green vase with base flaws including small chip (approx. 12 o'clock in bases photo)
  See  "More Photos"  link,  left

Estate items:  previous use and storage conditions unknown
This pair would make a nice addition to your Ohio pottery and stoneware collection
• Fragile;  view and pick-up in Naperville,  Ilinois

 SOLD 

• Set of two similar stoneware pieces, each glazed a rich brown with an aqua interior
• Pitcher measures approx. 6-3/4 inches high
• Handled mug measures approx 4-1/2 inches high
• Similar to a popular pattern often referred to as "Country Fare"
  however;  no manufacturer markings found on either piece
• Different bottom finishes;  might be a clue to maker(s);  see photo link, left
• In rather nice condition;  typical used stoneware chips,  glazepops etc. etc.
  Please review composite photo for representative features and flaws
• View and pick-up in Naperville,  Illinois

• Heavy blue stoneware open casserole, c. early-mid 20th Century
• Approximately 3-3/4" high;  6-1/2" top opening
• No manufacturer marks; however, "Sawtooth" Pattern indicates Ruckel Pottery (White Hall, IL ) a likely candidate
• Reference: Historic Illinois Potteries, Vol. I, No. 2, "The Potteries of White Hall," E. D. Mounce et al., pp. 19-20
• Nice, although used, condition with typical stoneware flaws
  Composite photo (link left) shows additional views
• View and pick-up in Naperville, Illinois

$ 125.00 /  EACH

• Antique glossy brown mug with drip glaze (foam) c. 1926
• Approximately 5" high; heavy stoneware/yellowware
• Bottom impressed with Nelson McCoy Stoneware "shield in circle mark"
  Bottom shown at photo link, left
• Ref. Hanson, et al., McCoy Pottery, Collector's Reference & Value Guide, 1997, Collector Books, pp. 6 and 9
• Quite nice condition; general early stoneware flaws. A nice addition to your "Brown-drip" or McCoy collection
• View and pick-up in Naperville, Illinois

$ 15.00 / EACH

• Bright yellow bottle vase from Royal Haeger, Dundee, Illinois, likely from the mid-to-late 1900’s
• Approximately 7" high;  base diameter ≈ 2-1/2"
• Base stamped:  "Royal Haeger USA ©"
• Good condition; however, flea bites to top rim
  Composite photo (link left) shows additional details
• Estate item;  previous use and storage conditions unknown
• View and pick-up in Naperville, Illinois

$ 8.00 /  EACH