Lot #: 517
Price Realized: $60.00
($50 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Three Slip-Decorated Redware Cream Pitchers, attributed to Henry Schofield, Cecil County, MD, circa 1930, all of squat form with dipped orange slip and brown band at base, applied under a clear lead glaze. Tallest with a crack from rim, rim and handle wear, small base chips, and flakes to interior. One smaller pitcher with rim and handle wear. Other smaller pitcher in excellent condition. H (of tallest) 4 3/8".
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