The Antique Shows in Brimfield, Massachusetts: Day 1, May 2017

Tonight, I would like to quickly show the red earthenware that I picked today at the various antique shows in Brimfield, Massachusetts. My favorite picks include an extremely rare glazed red earthenware jug attributed to the William Pecker Pottery in Merrimacport, Massachusetts, as well as a rare miniature harvest jug that may have been used to feed children in the 1800s.

Note: I have included information about each object in the captions.

1) Red Earthenware Jug

Early 19th Century Jug Attributed to William Pecker Pottery - Merrimacport, Mass.

I Have Never Seen this Glaze from the Pecker Pottery Before

Circa 1790-1820

Stands 8 7/8" Tall

Reportedly Found in Western Massachusetts

 Another View of the Jug

 View of the Handle

2) Miniature Red Earthenware Harvest Jug

 19th Century Miniature Harvest Jug Possibly Used for Feeding a Child

Possibly Made in Mass., Connecticut or Pennsylvania

Stands 5 3/8" Tall

Reportedly Found in Newton, Massachusetts

 Another View of the Jug

3) Red Earthenware Jar

 19th Century Red Earthenware Jar Attributed to Western New York

Circa 1820-1860

Stands 9 7/8" Tall

Reportedly Found in Ohio

View of One Handle

4) Red Earthenware Jar

 19th Century Red Earthenware Jar Attributed to the Abner S. White Pottery - West Sterling, MA

Circa 1860

Stands 9 1/8" Tall

Reportedly Found in Connecticut

View of One Handle

Please Stay Tuned...Much More to Come...