Lot #: 232
Price Realized: $150.00
($125 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Two Pieces of Glazed Redware, attributed to Henry Schofield, Cecil County, MD, circa 1930, a lead-and-manganese-glazed pitcher with brown slip dip to base and impressed X pattern around midsection, paired with a small vase with similar glaze. Pitcher with a few glaze flakes to interior rim area, wear to rim and base, two additional minor chips to base, as well as some light glaze wear to handle and a small glaze flake to body. Vase with chips and wear to rim and base and a flake of glaze loss to body. H (of pitcher) 5 1/8".
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