Lot #: 17
Price Realized: $3,520.00
($3,200 hammer, plus 10% buyer's premium)
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Auction Highlight: July 17, 2004 Auction | Baltimore Stoneware
Exceptional Small-Sized Stoneware Jar with Slip-Trailed Decoration, Baltimore, circa 1825, ovoid form with flaring collar and slip-trailed daisies with stems encompassing the shoulder. Approximately one quart size. Probably used as a tobacco or spice jar, and one of only a few examples of this form known. Outstanding vase-like form and color. Mint Condition. Height 6 1/4".
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