Lot #: 461
Price Realized: $570.00
($475 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Four Pieces of Figural Sewer Tile Pottery, American, first half 20th century, a collie with light-clay eyes, likely OH origin; a lop-eared dog with open mouth, likely OH origin; a boy in coonskin cap and white-clay dog on slab base, incised "KC" on underside, OH origin; and tobacco jar with lid featuring a man's head finial, stamped "GENERAL CERAMICS CO / NEW YORK CITY." Dog reglued to base of marked K.C. sculpture. Small chips to lid and rim of tobacco jar. All in otherwise excellent condition. H (of jar) 8".
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