Lot #: 500
Price Realized: $330.00
($275 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Seven Pieces of Stoneware, American, circa 1830-early 1900s, including one Southern alkaline-glazed jar with lid, late 19th century, and six Northeastern examples with Albany slip glazes: an ovoid jar, circa 1830; a half-gallon pitcher, second half 19th century; a one-quart jug, second half 19th century; a lidded batter pitcher, circa 1890; a lidded batter pitcher, early 20th century; and a shoulder jug with impressed "B" at base on reverse, early 20th century. Excellent condition overall with minor imperfections including small chips. Jar, half-gallon pitcher, and shoulder jug each with one larger chip. H (of Southern jar) 10".
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