Ceramics From The Estate of Elizabeth Collard

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