19th century, alkaline glazed stoneware with flat rims and applied lug handles; the first has inscribed lines below the rim and is marked "5" (rim and handle chipping); the second is made by Daniel Seagle, stamped "DS" on one handle and "4" on the opposing handle (fair condition with extensive rim chips; some handle chips; break and repair at base; hairlines; various areas of flaking and surface loss); the third has a dark olive glaze, small handles, probably three gallon (no condition concerns) (15. 75 x 10 in.)