Ceramics From The Estate of Elizabeth Collard

pair 19th century canadian market earthenware bowls Each with relief-moulded panelled design of beavers and maple leaves (both crazed, one mcr)

19th century english canadian market ironstone advertising plate Powell and Bishop, Hanley, Staffordshire, 1876-1878, impressed maker’s m

three maple pattern transfer teawares T. Furnival and Sons, Cobridge, Staffordshire, 1880s, printed maker’s mark. Brown transfer covere

six items canadian sports series transferware John Marshall and Co., Borrowstounness (Bo’ness), Scotland, 1880s, printed maker’s ma

four aynsley hand-painted porcelain muskoka views dessert wares John Aynsley and Sons, Longton, Staffordshire, 1880s, printed maker’s mar

two quimper canadian market hand-painted pottery items Henriot Quimper, France, mid 20th century, printed maker’s mark and Ogilvy’s

ontario pottery spaniel figurine James Bailey, Bowmanville, 1850s, impressed maker’s mark. Glazed terracotta seated spaniel on oval base

ontario pottery spaniel penny bank J. and W.O. Brown and Co., Toronto, 1859 patent date. Earthenware seated spaniel, with mottled red-brown gl

ontario pottery picture frame George Beech, Brantford, incised mark Made by G. Beech April 1862 Brantford Canada West. Oval frame glazed red-b

pair ontario pottery picture frames John Marx, Paris, incised mark J. Marx Paris 1863 Potter. Each oval, glazed mottled blue-green, with scall

ontario terracotta picture frame Anthony Smith, Paris, circa 1867, impressed and incised maker’s mark. Oval frame with scrolling edge an

pair 19th century ontario earthenware SPITOONS Attributed Waterloo County, Ontario. Each cylindrical, with brown and yellow spattered glazes.

Ontario earthenware jug Waterloo County, circa 1860s. Pear-shaped jug with dark brown spatter decoration, red body (lcr).Height 21 cm. (8 1/4

ontario earthenware jug Western Ontario, late 19th century. Pear-shaped with brown spatter, red-brown body (mcr).Height 23.5 cm. (9 1/4 in.).

Ontario earthenware jug Western Ontario, late 19th century. Ovoid with dark brown spatter, red-brown body (ck, mcr).Height 22.5 cm. (8 7/8 in

canadian earthenware fruit jar Possibly Waterloo Country, mid 19th century. Ovoid jar with mottled reddish brown and dark brown glazes, red bo

ontario STONEWARE JUG Ballard, Cornwall, C.W., 1860s, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed with hand-painted cobalt floral decoration (mc

two ontario pottery items 1) W. E. Welding, Brantford, Ontario 1870s - early 20th century, impressed maker’s mark. Cylindrical brown-gl

ontario earthenware vase Simon Thomas Humberstone, North York, late 19th century. Baluster vase with relief horizontal bands, with mottled gre

ontario pottery spaniel D. Orth, Campden, Ontario, 1892, incised maker’s mark. Earthenware spaniel with mottled brown, orange and green

canadian pottery spaniel Incised script initials probably DS, 1896. Earthenware spaniel with mottled brown, orange and green glazes, incised d

canadian pottery spaniel Signature indistinct, 1897. Earthenware spaniel with mottled brown and orange glazes, incised decoration.Height 24 c

19th century canadian pottery spaniel Earthenware spaniel with mottled brown glaze.Height 11.5 cm. (4 1/2 in.).

19th century canadian earthenware bowl With exterior glazed reddish brown, interior with buff slip and brown dendritic decoration.Diameter 37

19th century quebec earthenware jug Wide-mouthed baluster jug with streaky dark brown glazes, red body.Height 21.5 cm. (8 1/2 in.).Literature

19th century quebec earthenware bowl Oblong with everted rim, with dark brown spatter glazes, red body (hck).Length 29.5 cm. (11 5/8 in.)Lite

quebec stoneware crock Gillespie and Mace, St. Johns, C.E., circa 1857, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed, with hand-painted cobalt fl

quebec stoneware jug Orrin L. Ballard, St. Johns, C.E., circa 1858, impressed maker’s mark. With buff glaze and hand-painted cobalt flor

canadian stoneware jug E. L. and M. Farrar, St. Johns C. E. 1850s, impressed maker’s mark.. Buff-glazed, with hand-painted cobalt bud de

quebec STONEWARE CROCK E. L. Farrar, Iberville, P.Q. 1850s, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed, with hand-painted cobalt floral decorat

quebec stoneware JUG E. L. Farrar, St. John’s C.E. 1850s, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed with cobalt floral decoration (mcr).

quebec stoneware crock E.L. and G.W. Farrar, St. Johns and Montreal, circa 1857, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed, with hand-painted

two 19th century quebec stoneware jugs Impressed maker’s St. John’s Stone Ware. With grey-brown glaze and hand-painted cobalt flor

canadian yellow ware jug Possibly Cap Rouge, Quebec, circa 1862. Pear-shaped jug with branch handle, relief-moulded beaver on log and maple le

19th century quebec earthenware flower pot Attributed Dion family, Ancienne Lorette, Quebec. With ruffled rim and base, dark brown streaky gla

quebec pottery tobacco jar Dion Pottery, Ancienne Lorette, Quebec, circa 1880-1900. Cylindrical, with relief-moulded dancers and musicians, g

quebec pottery tobacco jar James Black, Farrar Pottery, Quebec, circa 1880-1908. Barrel shaped earthenware jar with applied relief foliage and

canadian ironstone hotelware slop jar St. Johns Stone Chinaware Company, Quebec, 1873-1878, printed maker’s mark. Made for Thomas Connor

two 19th century ironstone bowls 1) St. John’s Stone Chinaware Company, Quebec, 1873 - circa 1896, printed maker’s mark. With re

canadian Ironstone bread tray St. Johns’ Stone Chinaware Company, St. John’s, Quebec, circa 1880, printed maker’s mark. Blue

three canadian ironstone jugs St. Johns Stone Chinaware Company, St. Johns, Quebec, circa 1880, printed maker’s mark. Each tapered cylin

two 19th century canadian stoneware jugs 1) White-Foley Pottery, Saint John, N.B., circa 1870-1890. Wide-mouthed ovoid jug with brown interior

two canadian earthenware items 1) James W. Foley and Co., St. John, N.B., late 19th/early 20th century, impressed maker’s mark. Covered

american STONEWARE CROCK A. K. Ballard, Burlington, Vermont, 1850s, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed with cobalt grape and vine decor

american stoneware jug Farrar’s Pottery, Fairfax, Vermont, early 19th century, impressed maker’s mark. Buff-glazed with hand-paint