Lot #: 367
Price Realized: $330.00
($275 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Five Pieces of North Carolina Pottery, 20th century, a large vase with impressed decoration, streaked copper, and clear glaze, unmarked; a lidded Log Cabin Pottery jar with streaked red-and-brown glaze, incised with log cabin on underside, Guilford County, NC, circa 1924-1927; an ovoid jar with streaked brown glaze, unmarked; a red-glazed pitcher, unmarked; and a green-glazed vase, stamped "North State Pottery Co. / Hand Made / Sanford-N.C.," circa 1924-1935. Tallest in excellent condition with a minor rim nick and small base flake. Log Cabin Pottery jar with chipping to base, possibly in-the-firing, and a few minor rim chips, as well as a chip to knob on lid. Brown-glazed jar with chips to interior of rim. Pitcher in excellent condition. North State Pottery vase with a small rim chip and some light surface wear. H (of tallest) 14 1/8".
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