Sold for A$30
Stoneware. 1. 26 ounce two tone Kennedy, Glasgow Stout. 2. Singer, Vauxhall Cheer Jar. 3. Fulham Pottery, London Stove Black. 4. Labelled Oriental Polish Jar, Prahran. 5. Larger unmarked salt glaze stove black 6. Schweppes / Purveyors to / (Crown) / The King / Brewed Ginger Beer // Schweppes (in back shoulder). No potters stamp.. Stoneware. Various. 1. Two tone, tan top, off white body. 26 oz. 2. Two tone, tan top, off white body. 1 Pound. 3. Salt glaze. 13 oz. 4. All white, maybe 1 Pound? 5. Salt glaze. 26 oz. 6. Cork stoppered, impressed, dump shape. Chocolate Glaze. 13 oz. 1. 268 mm. 2. 138 mm. 3. 146 mm. 4. 138 mm. 5. 188 mm. 6. 168 mm. 1860s - 1920s
N/A. (N/A). 1. Very Good. Some shallow lip flakes. Some minor spots of rust. Some fine scratches. Couple of making potters pulls under the heel. 2. Good. Chips and flakes around the base edge and heel. A bit of discolouration with some wear and scratches. 3. Good. Lip chip. Couple of lip flakes as well. Couple of minor base edge flakes. Crudely made, blowout above the potters stamp is glazed over from making. 4. Good. Dark hairline to lip. Some grime. This is all about the label, which is very poor, nearly detached on one side and liekly will be detached by the time this gets to you. Heavly worn and faded, it is hard to make out a lot of writing, but you can clearly see this is from the Oriental Manuafcaturing Co for their furniture and leather dressing. This company was at 253 High Street, Prahran. 5. Very Good. Chips and flakes around the lip and shoulder. Some rust. Really fine hairline to side. Some scratches. 6. VG. A few flakes around the lip. Some minor wear and little nicks around the shoulder. Couple of scrapes and minor flakes to base edge. A few heel flakes are likely potters pulls. Some little nicks to the body. Some scratches and the odd scuffed mark. Estimate: $30-60
