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.... EARTHENWARE .... REDWARE .... STONEWARE .... BLACK BASALT From Naive to Sophisticated.... From basic useful wares to ornate decorative objects |
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.... EARTHENWARE .... REDWARE .... STONEWARE .... BLACK BASALT From Naive to Sophisticated.... From basic useful wares to ornate decorative objects |
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 26486
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PLATE , 9-3/4 inches diameter. Salt glazed stoneware, Shaped molded rim with six panelsof molded "seed" or "barley" pattern. Unmarked In the making fault of a blurred section of pattern, the reverse of this area has a firing crack. Three rim chips. |
STAFFORDSHIRE | c. 1740 | SOLD |
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TEA CANISTER , cylinder, 3-3/4 "high x 3" diameter. Decorated in the "BATAVIAN WARE" manner with a rich brown ground with 3 white reserves each printed in blue with a landscape featuring a bridge. On the shoulder the white band with blue design has 3 medallions with landscapes. Unmarked. *restoration to rim. |
LEEDS | 1785-1790 | $375.00 |
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TEA CANISTER. 5" high x 3-5/8"wide. Rectangular form with canted corners. White ground painted in blue; one side with hut under tree by flagpole, the other side with a figure wearing a feather head-dress (a Native American?) Unmarked. *Chip to glaze at rim |
STAFFORDSHIRE | 1780-1790 | $375.00 |
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LARGE ROUND TEA CANISTER. * area of chips and cracks to shoulder. 2 small chips to foot rim |
BRITISH |
1785-1800 | $375.00 |
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PICKLE DISH, 4-1/2"long. Three leaf form with twig handle.
Molded veins, accented with blue outline. Three peg feet. Unmarked
* Segment of leaf lobe reglued, chip under leaf tip, nibbles to leaf tips . |
STAFFORDSHIRE | c.1790 | $95.00 |
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WEDGWOOD | 1785-1797 | $1,450.00 |
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"Hercules Strangling the Nemean Lion" Modeled in high relief. Set in a modern black wood frame with ivory silk mat. |
WEDGWOOD | 1785-1797 |
$1,450.00 |
 SOLD 26458
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PLATE, 9-1/4"diameter. Shaped rim with molded border alternating panels of diaper & star, diaper & raised dot or basket within scroll borders.
Minor chips to footrim and small areas of staining. Unmarked |
STAFFORDSHIRE | c.1760 | SOLD |
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