A nice selection of mostly late 19th and early 20th century cobalt-decorated stoneware, individually priced.

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1. Large 5-gallon E.L. Farrar Iberville, Quebec open crock with eared handles and cobalt-painted floral decoration -- $285

2. Straight-sided jar with an attractive stylized cobalt-painted flower, 11" tall and 6.5" diameter -- SOLD.

3. Low and wide 11" x 7" open butter crock with eared handles and cobalt-painted floral decoration around the entire body -- SOLD.

4. Large 5-gallon unsigned open crock with cobalt-painted flower decoration with central depiction resembling a small bird or bee. Eared handles. SOLD.

5. Small 6" octagonal beer bottle with impressed mark reading "PATENT PRESSED / W.S." for Washington Smith of New York, NY. Circa 1840. $100

6. Large 5-gallon E.L. Farrar Iberville, Quebec butter churn with eared handles, cobalt decoration, and original wooden cover and dasher. SOLD.