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Unsigned Stoneware - alabamastoneware.com

UNMARKED HAND-TURNED STONEWARE
PRODUCED BY ALABAMA POTTERS
Arranged According to utilitarian Style or Form
in the collection of
Bill Garland
[email protected]
Probably and possibly are used to express a lesser degree
of confidence in pottery location.
Revised: December 3, 2013
BOWL
Salt
Pittman Brothers
Randolph County
BOWL
Alkaline
Mapp Pottery Shop, Bacon Level, Randolph County
BOWL
Feldspar
Probably West
Central Alabama
BOWL
Alkaline
Sand Mountain
Possibly
T.J. Henry
BOWL
Feldspar
Blount County
BOWL
Probably
Cleburne
County
Alkaline
3 gal
Cream Riser
CUP
Probably made by
Mapp Family in
Bacon Level,
Randolph County
4 ½”
Alkaline
Circa 1900-1930
CUP
Probably Sterrett
Feldspar
4“
TOY PITCHER
Alkaline
Probably
Sterrett
1 5/8”
TOY PITCHER
Alkaline
Possibly
Cleburne
County
3”
CREAM PITCHER
Alkaline
Randolph
County
CREAM PITCHER
Alkaline
Randolph
County
CREAM PITCHER
Alkaline
Probably
Randolph
County
CREAM PITCHER
Albany
Found in Alabama
CREAM PITCHER
Albany
Found in
Alabama
SUGAR BOWL
Cleburne
County
Alkaline
BUTTER DISH
Alkaline
Possibly East
Central
Alabama
FLASK
salt
Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay
Baldwin County
Dug from a pre-Civil War
privy in Mobile
Glaze and pinkish clay typical
of Baldwin County Potteries
MINIATURE JUG
Alkaline
Possibly
Cleburne
County
MINIATURE JUG
Alkaline
Cleburne
County
MINIATURE JUG
Alkaline
Possibly
Randolph
County
MINIATURE JUG
Randolph
County
Alkaline
JUG
½ gal
Salt
Baldwin
County
JUG
Salt
Possibly
Baldwin County
1 qt
JUG
Salt
½ gal
Possibly
Baldwin County
JUG
Salt
Possibly
Baldwin county
1 gal
JUG
Salt
Possibly
Baldwin
County
1 qt
JUG
Salt
Baldwin
County
½ gal
JUG
Alkaline
Probably
Chambers County
2 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Form, color and style closely
match shards from the Ussery
kiln in Bacon Level, Randolph
County
1 gal
Very unusual circular
cartouche near neck
JUG
Probably Ussery Shop
Randolph County
The marking may be related to
African American slaves during
the Antebellum Period
Alkaline
Circa 1850-1870
JUG
Alkaline
Randolph
County
1 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Probably
Randolph
County
1 gal
JUG
Alkaline
2 gal
Probably
Randolph
County
JUG
Randolph County
Alkaline
1 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Probably
Randolph
County
2 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Randolph
County
3 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Randolph
County
2 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Randolph
County
1 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Probably
Randolph
County
1 gal
JUG
Alkaline
1 gal
Probably
Cleburne
County
Possibly
from the
Pitchford
Shop
JUG
Alkaline
½ gal
Probably
Cleburne
County
JUG
2 gal
Alkaline
Probably Cleburne County
JUG
1 gal
Alkaline
Possibly Cleburne County
JUG
Alkaline
3 gal
Cleburne
County
JUG
Alkaline
1 gal
Sand
Mountain
Probably
T.J. Henry
JUG
2 gal
Sterrett
Alkaline
JUG
Salt
1 gal
Probably Blount County
JUG
Probably Blount County
2 gal
Alkaline
JUG
Alkaline
Probably
Blount County
2 gal
JUG
Alkaline
1 gal
East
Central
Alabama
½ gal
JUG
Probably East Central
Alabama
Dug along the Alabama
River in Montgomery
Similar jugs exist with
Montgomery merchant
names scratched onto the
jug’s surface
2 gal
Alkaline
JUG
Alkaline
Early Ovoid Jug
Possibly East or East
Central Alabama, or
the Sterrett Area
1 gal
JUG
Alkaline
Probably
East
Central
Alabama
1 qt
JUG
Marion County
5 gal
Alkaline
Rye Pottery
PITCHER
Albany/
Bristol
Cullman
County
George Glover
1 gal
PITCHER
Cullman
County
George
Glover
1 gal
Spongeware/
Bristol
PITCHER
Alkaline
Cleburne
County
1 gal
PITCHER
Probably Cleburne
County
Round strap handle
occasionally found
in Rogers pottery
1 qt
Alkaline
PITCHER
Alkaline
1 qt
Probably
Randolph
County
PITCHER
Alkaline
Probably
Cleburne
County
1 gal
PITCHER
Alkaline
Probably
Cleburne
County
1 gal
PITCHER
Probably
Randolph
County
Alkaline
1 qt
PITCHER
Alkaline
Probably
Cleburne
County
1 gal
PITCHER
Alkaline
Probably Bacon Level
in Randolph County
½ gal
PITCHER
Alkaline
Randolph
County
½ gal
Possibly Ussery or
Charles Barnes
PITCHER
Randolph or
Cleburne County
Alkaline
1 quart
6 ½” tall
PITCHER
Probably Pittman Bros. or
Pound, Rock Mills
Randolph County
Salt
1 gal
PITCHER
Alkaline
1 gal
Found in
Elmore County
PITCHER
Alkaline
1 gal
Marion
County
Probably
Rye Pottery
PITCHER
Alkaline
Sterrett
½ gal
PITCHER
Alkaline
1 qt
Possibly made at the Mulder
Pottery in Elmore County
PITCHER
Probably West
Central Alabama
1 gal
alkaline
STORAGE JAR
Perry County
Probably James
Williams
Circa 1880-1900
1 gal
Alkaline
STORAGE JAR
Found in Abbeville,
Henry County
Possibly Lucas Family
Circa 1840-1870
6 gal
Alkaline
STORAGE JAR
Found in Abbeville,
Henry County
Possibly Lucas Family
Circa 1840-1870
5 gal
Alkaline
HANDLED
STORAGE
JAR
Alkaline
Possibly
Randolph
County
1 qt
STORAGE JAR
East Central
Alabama
5 gal
alkaline
Possibly Bacon
Level, Randolph
County or Hickory
Flats, Chambers
County
Circa 1880
STORAGE JAR
5 gal
Randolph County
Salt
Probably
Pittman Brothers
STORAGE JAR
5 gal
Randolph
County
Alkaline
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
Probably Bacon
Level, Randolph
County
1 gal
Possibly made
by T.C. Henry
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
½ gal
Randolph or
Cleburne County
STORAGE JAR
Randolph
County
Alkaline
½ gal
STORAGE JAR
Probably
Randolph County
1 qt
alkaline
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
1 gal
Probably
Randolph or
Cleburne County
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
Randolph or Cleburne
Counties
3 gal
STORAGE JAR
Sand Mountain,
Dekalb County
Alkaline
Combing on both
upper and lower
portions of jar
1 gal
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
1 gal
Probably
Cleburne County
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
2 gal
Probably
Randolph County
STORAGE JAR
Randolph
County
Alkaline
2 gal
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
1 gal
Probably made in
the Mapp Shop,
Bacon Level,
Randolph County
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
Randolph
County
2 gal
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
3 gal
Randolph
County
Possibly
Boggs
STORAGE JAR
1 gal
Frogskin
Randolph County
Possibly
Pound
Pottery
STORAGE JAR
1 gal
Possibly
Blount or
Cleburne
County
Alkaline
Possibly Davidson
STORAGE JAR
Alkaline
½ gal
Probably East
Central Alabama
STORAGE JAR
Salt
Baldwin
County
5 gal
CHURN
Alkaline
Randolph
County
4 gal
CHURN
Alkaline
Randolph or Cleburne
Counties
3 gal
CHURN
Alkaline
Probably made by
Martin Ekerbush
4 gal
Cleburne County
CHURN
Probably Cleburne
County
4 gal
Alkaline
Heavy streaming
of rutile, which is
characteristic of
Cleburne County
stoneware
CHURN
Cleburne County
double dipped, two-handled
churn with dual coggle
wheel decoration
Alkaline
4 gal
CHURN
Alkaline
3 gal
Randolph or
Chambers County
Possibly Ussery,
Cicero Hudson or
Samuel Duncan
CHURN
Alkaline
3 gal
Randolph
County
Possibly
Ussery
CHURN
Alkaline
2 gal
Shelby County
Sterrett
CHICKEN WATERER
Alkaline
Probably
Cleburne or
Randolph
County
CHICKEN WATERER
Salt
Probably Pittman Bros.
or Pound, Rock Mills
CHICKEN WATERER
Alkaline or
Commercial
Found in
Northern
Alabama
FLOWER POT
Salt
Probably
Randolph
County
Probably Pittman
or Pound Pottery
Found in Roanoke
FISH-NET OR JUG FISHING FLOAT
salt
Baldwin County
Circa 1870-1890
Completely sealed jug form
that likely was used as a
float
ANT DEFENDER
Albany
Found in Baldwin County
ANT DEFENDER
Alkaline
Possibly Perry County
Found in Chilton County
UMBRELLA STAND
Alkaline
Probably
Randolph
County
SPITOONS
Alkaline
Glaze
Typical
of Shelby,
Perry, and
Elmore
Counties
Found in New
Orleans Privy
HAT PIN HOLDER OR FLOWER FROG
Feldspar
Found in
Perry County
Possibly Early
or Mid 20th
Century Miller
Piece
CHARCOAL BRAZIER
Probably Daphne Pottery,
Baldwin County
Circa 1907-1950
A specialty product unique
to Eastern Shore potteries
during the first half of the
20th Century
unglazed
BIRDHOUSE
8 inches tall
Found in central
Alabama
unglazed
TEAPOT
Probably West
Central Alabama
Possibly made at
Miller Shop by
Sherman Hughey
Albany
Circa 1950-1975