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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- I. Suttles Pottery
- (1878-1881)
- 3 Gallon Storage Jar. Signed
- 12 inches tall
- 12 inches across
- Texas Stoneware Pottery
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- Leitz 1:2 / 90 Summicron-R Camera Lens
- Camera Lens
- Canada Made.
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- Leica Leicaflex SL 2 Camera Body
- Camera Body
- German made.
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- Leitz Wetzlar 1:1.4/50 Camera Lens Summilux-R
- Camera Lens
- German Made
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- 1880-1890 Texas Game Table. Made in Schulenberg, Texas
- 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.  Hand Made Schulenberg, Texas Game Table 
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- Marlin Texas Pottery
- 5 Gallon Double Handled Jug. E.F. Smith
- 19 inches tall
- 12 inches across
- Texas Pottery Stoneware
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- "Plantation Desk" Texas Antique Furniture Circa 1870s
- 89" Tall. 49.5" Across 33" Deep
- Made in Cat Spring Texas by Henry Sens Sr.
- Henry Sens Sr. Maker. Handmade Texas Plantation Desk All original wood finish and wavey glass. Pine. Pegged and Square nailed. 49.5 W x 89 T x 33 D 
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- Bennett Jackson Rushton Texas Pottery / Stoneware
- Worked in Texas (1853-1854) Brother of Joseph Rushton
- Signed BJR Pitcher
- 11 inches tall
- (1853-1854)
- Early East Texas Pitcher.  Extremely rare since he was only here in 1853 and 1854
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- JR Pottery Joseph Rushton
- Henderson Texas (1841-1909)
- Signed 1/2 Gallon Jug East Texas
- 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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- JR Pottery Joseph Rushton
- Henderson Texas (1841-1909)
- Double Signed Pitcher East Texas
- Hieght 10.75"
- Diameter 6.75"
- Seargent  Utilitarian Stoneware 
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- Milligan Frazier (Nash)
- Mid 1800s
- 2 gallon storage Jar East Texas
- 15 inches tall
- 7 3/4 across at widest point
- Very Rare Two-Gallon Stoneware Jar, Stamped "N" Made by Milligan Frazier, Marion County, Texas origin, circa 1865, cylindrical jar with tooled shoulder and thin, semi-rounded rim, the surface covered in a golden alkaline glaze with overlying dark-brown streaks and mottling,  Impressed below the rim with the maker's mark of "N".  Incised is also a large numeral 2.  An Edgefield, South Carolina-trained potter, who established a shop in Marion County, Texas during the mid 19th century. Pieces such as this jar, which bear a distinctive alkaline glaze, have been attributed to Milligan Frazier, an African-American potter involved for a period at Nash's operation. A Texas newspaper article run in the February 17, 1974 edition of The Longview Morning Journal, discusses Frazier and his pottery, including the distinctive glazes he produced, which were sometimes accented with clear glass runs. Amazingly, this information was provided by Nash's elderly son, leaving little doubt to its veracity. According to this article, Frazier was eventually producing ware independently at his homestead near the Nash site, known as "Milligan's Jug Works". Glass used to produce the glazes was acquired from local townspeople in the form of "old bottles, snuff jars, and blue glass bottles". The glazing process is described as follows: "First he would grind the glass into a fine powder, then mix it with powdered sand rock and water until it was like paint, then roll the pottery piece in the mixture. This finished, he would sprinkle finely ground white glass over the rim and drop, thus resulting in a variance of color after the pieces were baked. Browns of varying shades, streaked with black, seemed to be the dominant colors for his works".  A fine example of Texas stoneware with a link to the Edgefield potting tradition. Very few signed examples of stoneware produced at the Nash Pottery have come to auction in the past several years. Provenance: A fresh-to-the-market example, recently found in East Texas. Utilitarian Stoneware 
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- Wenzel Friedrich
- (1827–1902)
- Horn Chair
- All original upholstery. Very rare to find one that has never been recovered. Horn Furniture 
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- Meyer Pottery
- (1887-1962)
- Large 16 Gallon tapered Flowerpot with Wash Glaze
- 16 inches Tall
- 16 inches across top
- Wash Glaze Texas Pottery Stoneware
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- Byrd Pottery Tyler Texas
- (1932-1960)
- Pink Spittoon
- 4.5 inches Tall
- 8 inches across
- Texas Pottery Stoneware
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- John Leopard (1800-1883) Pottery
- Rusk County Henderson Texas Pottery (1850-1883)
- 2 Gallon Churn
- 12.5" Tall
- 8.5 diameter
- Texas Pottery Stoneware   Leopard @ Prothro Ash Glaze
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- Jeremiah S. Hogue Texas Pottery Stoneware
- 1847-1926 Titus County, Texas
- Mini Churn "Millie Atchison"
- 5 3/4 inches tall
- 3 1/2 inches at widest
- Mini Churn. Texas Stoneware Pottery. The first photo represents the color the best. East Texas
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- Harding Black
- San Antonio (1912 - 2004)
- Lava Glaze Teal Ginger Jar
- 8" Tall
- 6" Diameter
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- ANTIQUE HAND MADE TEXAS FURNITURE
- 1830s-1890s
- 79" Tall pre 1860s canopy bed
- Mattress Size (Not included) 73.5 x 33.5
- Has everything but the Mosquito Netting. Pre 1860s
- Handmade Texas Furniture Long Leaf Pine.  Pre 1860s
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- Carmie
- (1959-)
- Sycamor Hollow Form Red
- Height 2.5"
- Diameter 5.75''
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- Sue MacBryde
- Female Bust Sculpture
- Height 11.5'' Width 8'' Depth 8''
- Austin Artist
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- Meyer Pottery
- (1887-1962)
- "Pint Jug"
- Dia 3"
- 5 inches tall
- Texas Pottery Stoneware
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- Harding Black
- San Antonio (1912 - 2004)
- 1965 Footed Bowl
- 7 Inch Diameter
- 2 1/4 Inch Height
- A ribbed, beehive form conical bowl with blue and white glaze, 1965
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- San Jose Pottery
- Bowl Circa 1930s
- 16" Diameter
- 3" Tall
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- Meyer Pottery
- (1887-1962)
- Mug Signed with Mason Masonic Logo Circa 1920s
- 3 inches tall
- 2.75 inch diameter
- Utilitarian Stoneware Texas Pottery Stoneware 
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- Antique Cowboy Spurs
- 1910 Texas Star
- #12626 #9
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