New England Redware (w/ NY and NJ)

$32,400

Northeastern Redware Face Flask, first half 19th century

11-10-2023

$27,600

Redware Face Jug, possibly New Jersey origin, October 5, 1844

08-06-2021

$24,000

New England Redware Jar w/ Profuse Three-Color Slip Decoration, probably Norwalk, CT

03-31-2023

$21,600

"Washington & Lafayette," Norwalk, CT Redware Loaf Dish

11-19-2021

$20,700

J. McCULLY / TRENTON, New Jersey Redware Oyster Platter

10-25-2014

$18,000

Redware “John Adams” Platter, Norwalk, CT origin, circa 1796–1826

04-09-2021

$18,000

Redware Loaf Dish w/ Three-Color Slip Decoration, Norwalk, CT, possibly Hoyt Pottery

04-08-2022

$13,800

Norwalk, CT Redware Loaf Dish Inscribed "Blessed are the Poor in spirit for thars is the kingdom of heven"

07-19-2014

$12,000

Exceptional Copper-and-Manganese-Glazed Redware Jug, Maine origin

12-04-2020

$12,000

New England Redware Bottle, possibly Peter Clark, Danvers or Braintree, MA or Lyndeboro, NH, 18th or early 19th century

03-31-2023

$11,400

"Cheap as Mud" Norwalk, Connecticut Redware Dish

04-08-2022

$10,925

Whately, Massachusetts Redware Jar by Lemuel A. Wait for his Future Wife, Louisa Dickenson

07-19-2014

$10,030

Rare New England Lidded Redware Jar

10-26-2019

$9,600

Norwalk, CT Redware "United States" Loaf Dish

07-26-2024

$9,440

"William & Mary", Norwalk, CT Redware Plate

07-22-2017

$9,200

Redware Inkwell made for Dr. Seymour Halsey in Sparta, NJ, 1824

11-03-2007

$9,200

Redware Eagle Vase, attrib. John Betts Gregory, Clinton, Oneida County, NY

11-02-2013

$9,200

Exceptional Redware Loaf Dish w/ Three-Color Joggled Decoration, Connecticut origin, early 19th century

10-17-2015

$9,000

New England Redware Cream Pitcher w/ Marbled Three-Color Slip Decoration

07-26-2024

$7,800

Redware Charger with Ten Commandments Inscription, Smith Pottery, Norwalk, CT, c1825-1850

04-08-2022

$7,700

William Smith, Bridgeton, NJ Redware Bank

05-21-2005

$7,080

Redware Jar attrib. Nathaniel Seymour, West Hartford, CT, circa 1800-30

03-25-2017

$6,600

New England Slip-Decorated Redware Bottle, probably Charlestown, MA, 18th century

08-21-2020

$6,600

"Jackson" Norwalk, Connecticut, Redware Plate

04-09-2021

$5,605

Norwalk, CT Redware "William + Mary" Plate

03-23-2019

$5,400

Slip-Decorated Redware "Plumb Pudding" Plate, Smith Pottery, Norwalk, CT

08-05-2022

$5,100

Slip-Decorated Redware Plate, Inscribed "sin the misery of man & woman," attrib. Smith Pottery, Norwalk, CT, circa 1825-50

08-05-2022

$5,015

Norwalk, CT "St. Edward" Slip-Decorated Redware Plate

03-23-2019

$4,888

Stepped New England Redware Jar with Bold Slip Decoration

07-16-2016

$4,800

North Shore, Massachusetts Redware Jug

08-06-2021

$4,720

Finely-Glazed New England Redware Jug

03-24-2018

$4,425

Redware Jar attributed to David Mandeville, Circleville, NY, circa 1830

07-21-2018

$4,425

J. McCULLY (Trenton, New Jersey) Redware Loaf Dish

10-26-2019

$4,200

"Jackson" (William Jackson, Saugus, Essex County, MA, circa 1811) Redware Jar

08-06-2021

$4,200

New England Redware Stew Pot w/ Profuse Slip Decoration, possibly Charlestown, MA, 18th century

11-19-2021

$3,900

Edward William Farrar, Middlebury, Vermont Redware Jar, circa 1825-1835

04-08-2022

$3,900

New York State Redware Jug

04-08-2022

$3,900

Bristol County, Massachusetts Redware Jar, late 18th or early 19th century

04-08-2022

$3,900

"Our Lady of Mount Carmel," Norwalk, CT Redware Charger

04-08-2022

$3,900

Norwalk, CT Redware Charger w/ Copper Slip Decoration, Norwalk, probably Absalom Day

11-10-2023

$3,835

Exceptional Glazed Redware Jug, New England origin, circa 1825

03-25-2017

$3,835

Redware Ring Flask w/ Profuse Decoration, probably Nathaniel Rochester, West Bloomfield, NY, or Nathaniel Seymour, West Hartford, CT

11-03-2018

$3,835

New England Slip-Decorated Redware Pitcher

10-26-2019

$3,600

Redware Jar w/ Copper Slip Decoration, attributed to Nathaniel Seymour, West Hartford, CT

03-21-2020

$3,600

Copper-Glazed New England Redware Jar, early 19th century

07-26-2024

New England redware potters often achieved beautiful, colorful glazes not seen on pottery from other regions. Also heavily represented here is the work of the Norwalk, Connecticut, potters, who often adorned their dishes with wonderful script slogans. (Highlights from the other northeastern locales of New York and New Jersey are also included here.)