Antiques

Vintage Texas Paintings carries an assortment of fine antiques. However we specialize in more artistic works such as Harding Black pottery, San Jose Tile, and rare Texas Utilitarian pottery. Please view our assortment below and contact us if you have any questions.

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- ANTIQUE TEXAS FURNITURE
- Early Texas Pine Table
- 53.5 x 35.25
- 27.75
- Handmade Antique Texas Pine Table Circa 1870's
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- Byrd Pottery Tyler Texas
- (1932-1960)
- STIPPLED UNGLAZED VASE PLANTER WITH PINK WASH
- Texas Pottery / Stoneware.  Hand thrown.  chalice planter
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- Harding Black
- San Antonio (1912 - 2004)
- Elongated Heavy Thick-Walled Bowl
- 11.5 x 8.5 x 2.5 inches
- Dated 1954
- Mid Century Modern Pottery
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- Meyer Pottery
- (1887-1962)
- 8 Gallon Storage Jar Crock
- Beautiful Leon Slip Glaze.  Green as it gets.  Beautiful.
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- Antique Cowboy Spurs
- E-M Brand Bronze
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- Star Pottery Works Elmendorf Texas
- 2 Gallon Storage Jar
- Texas Pottery Stoneware
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- JR Pottery Joseph Rushton
- Henderson Texas (1841-1909)
- Signed 1/2 Gallon Jug
- Height 8"
- Diameter 5"
- Rare and Outstanding One/Half-Gallon Alkaline-Glazed Stoneware Jug, Stamped “J.R,” Joseph Clifford Demerval "Cliff" Rushton, Rusk County, TX, circa 1873-1900, . Impressed “J.R,” for potter, Joseph C.D. Rushton (1841-1909).  This jug displays one of the finest alkaline glazes that we have seen on an example of Southern stoneware. Awareness of Texas’s rich potting history has increased in recent years, in part due to the 2015 Museum of Fine Arts, Houston exhibit and corresponding publication, “Texas Clay: 19th-Century Pottery from the Bayou Bend Collection.” When put into proper context, many of Texas’s stoneware potteries can be viewed as an extension of the Edgefield, SC tradition as several of its major potting families began their careers in Edgefield, eventually traveling westward to Alabama and ultimately establishing shops in Texas. These included the Cogburns, the Prothros, the Duncans, the Leopards, and the Rushtons.. According to Southern ceramics scholar, Joey Brackner, Rushton's father, Joseph Clifford Rushton (1810-1868), learned the potter's trade in Edgefield, SC, before establishing a pottery circa 1834 in the community of Cedric, located on the border of Chambers and Randolph counties, Alabama. He potted there with his son, Clifford, the jug's maker, until his death in 1868. Clifford Rushton moved to Texas due to his father's death and the arrival of Reconstruction, potting in Rusk County until his death in 1909. For more information on the Rushton family of potters, see Brackner, "The Shaping of Texas Pottery. . ." in Texas Clay. Combining a beautiful glaze, desirable form, and rare maker's mark, this object is among the finest examples of Texas stoneware to come to market in many years. Seargent Utilitarian Stoneware 
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- Cranston Pottery Denton County Texas
- 8 Gallon Jar
- 15.5 inches tall
- 12.5 inches across at widest point
- Although this piece is marked with an 8.  It looks more like a  6 1/2 to 7 gallon size.  Still the largest one I have owned or seen.  I had a 6 gallon a few years ago. 
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- JR Pottery Joseph Rushton
- Henderson Texas (1841-1909)
- 5 Gallon Churn
- Texas Pottery Stoneware.  East Texas
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- E.S. White Texas Stoneware Rolling Pin
- Pottery Stoneware Advertising Pin, Kosse, Texas
- 8" x 3"
- Circa 1900
- Antique Texas Pottery / Stoneware Advertising Rolling Pin
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- Huntsville Texas Bench Handmade Texas Furniture
- Circa 1850 or Prior
- Circa 1850s or Prior Possiby Pre Republic
- 33" Tall / 17" to seat
- 11.75" seat depth / 13.75" total depth
- Very Early handmade Texas Furniture
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- Gerald Waggner Biedermeier Chair Hand Made Pine
- Set of 12 matching Chairs Mortised & Pegged construction
- These are exact copies of the 1800s Texas Biedermeier handmade Chairs.  Impossible to find a set of originals much less even one.  When Gerald made these in 1971 with the help of old school craftsmen.  Hand Crafted the same way they were made back in the day.  Mortised and Pegged
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- James Prothro Pottery
- In Business Circa 1846-1866
- 2 Gallon Churn
- Antique Texas pottery / stoneware
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- James Prothro Pottery
- In Business Circa 1846-1866
- 5 gallon Churn
- Antique Texas Pottery Stoneware
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- Texas Tilt Top Tripod Table Hand Made Texas Furniture
- Circa 1860
- Rare Early Texas Table Circa 1850-1860
- Pictured in the Witte Texas Furniture Book.  Rare
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- Hand Made Schulenberg, Texas Game Table
- Circa 1880s
- 1880-1890
- 32 x 32 Top x 30" Tall
- The photo of the top appears rectangular, but the top is square.
- Antique Texas Handmade Furniture Original Finish.  The top has the original faux finish.  The legs are the original finish as well.  We have not cleaned or oiled the table as of yet. 
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- Levi Cogburn
- (1857-1866)
- Storage Jar Circa 1860
- Antique Texas Pottery Stoneware Circa 1860
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- Levi Cogburn
- (1857-1866)
- Pitcher Circa 1860
- 8.75" Tall x 7" across
- Antique Texas Stoneware Pottery
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- Meyer Pottery
- (1887-1962)
- 5 Gallon Double Handled Signed Mayer and Adler Jug circa 1890s
- 18 inches tall
- 11 inches across
- Antique Texas Pottery Stoneware.  Rare piece. 
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- J. H. James Hayden Pottery
- Rusk County Texas Active 1873-1900
- 5 Gallon Churn Circa 1870s
- 15.5" Tall
- 11" across
- Rusk County, Texas Pottery Stoneware.  I have only seen one of these in person and here it is.  These are Rare. JR Joseph Rushton's son in law.
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- ANTIQUE TEXAS FURNITURE
- Early Texas small table circa 1870
- 36 wide by 22.5 deep
- 27.5 tall
- Handmade Texas Furniture table.  Circa 1870
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- Carrizo Springs Mineral Water Jug
- 5 Gallon Double Handled Jug
- Made by Star Pottery
- Antique Texas Pottery Stoneware advertising jug
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- ANTIQUE TEXAS FURNITURE
- Early Texas Handmade Biedermeier Table Circa 1870
- 48 wide by 37 deep
- 29 tall
- Handmade Texas Biedermeier table.  The finest table I have owned. 
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- Marlin Texas Pottery
- Fred L. Judd 5 Gallon Jug Double Handled
- Early Texas Pottery / Stoneware Advertising Jug
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- Byrd Pottery Tyler Texas
- (1932-1960)
- 1-2 Gallon Tree Stump Planter (Stoneware / Pottery)
- Hand Thrown Texas Pottery Stoneware
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