Stoneware Jug
Goodale & Stedman
Hartford, Connecticut
Circa 1818-1830
An Ovoid stoneware jug impressed Goodale / & / Stedman / Hartford, with incised neck, applied handle, some cobalt around name and base of handle, very good condition. (Height: 12-inches.)
Price: $625
566-7
A Rare Pair Of Footed Church Cups
Providence, RI - SOLD
Attributed to William Calder, unmarked, cast in Calder's unique beaker mold. Ex JCT. F.
Dimensions: 6-inch height, 3 11/16-inch base diameter.
806-17 - SOLD
Stoneware Mortar
Painted...during its period of use
Turned stoneware mortar; brown paint over green; paint worn, one or two very small chips. (7-inches High.)
Price: $285
492-33
Silver Meat Fork
Marked "CMW"
Dimensions: 12.75-inches long.
Price: $595
230-70
Blown Flint Sweetmeat With Cover
England
Circa 1730-1740
A clear blown, flint sweetmeat. The cover has an applied acorn finial. The applied stand has a folded foot. The sweetmeat remains in excellent condition.
Dimensions: 8.25-inches high with cover, 4.75-inches high without cover, 5.625-inch diameter.
Price: $4,950
843-55
Amethyst Glass Flower Bowl
Dimensions: 6.5-inches high, 7.5-inch diameter.
Price: $250
171-41
Mason's Jug
Circa 1840-53
Dimensions: 9.75-inches high.
Price: $325
257-5
Glass Creamer
New Jersey
The creamer has a burst bubble on the body.
Dimensions: 4-inches high.
Price: $495
468-28
Earthenware (Redware) Stout Bottle
English
The bottle has a string rim. Very good condition. Measures 9.25-inches in height.
Price: $975
348-31
A Fine and Outstanding Mint
English Delft Barber's Bowl
Late 17th or Early 18th Century
English Delft barber's bowl with deep center well, wide flared rim with depression for soap; overall tin glaze with bluish cast; extensive blue on blue decoration including "mirror" and "paintings" facing customer, as well as barber's and barber-surgeon's equipment, there are also the initials I[J]WE on the lower left of the rim; there are two pierced holes in the rim for a hanger; foot ring; a few extremely shallow and minor glaze chips...flea bites, but otherwise in remarkable condition.
(Approximately 11.75 by 3.5-inches.)
Price: $23,000
310-67
Yellow Ware Pitcher
With White Bands & Blue Seaweed Decoration
Measures 7.25-inches in height.
Price: $695
377-14
Rockingham Ware
Seated Cat
Ohio
19th Century
Full bodied seated adult male cat with Rockingham glaze on oval base; unlike most of his kind, this pottery kitty's genitalia is in full and proud display; restoration to top of left ear and to four places along outer edge of base, otherwise very good. (Height: 10.5-inches.)
Price: $6,250
438-1
"Elizabeth Starr Property Novr. [sic] 1809"
Silver Sugar Box
By Paul Howell
New York City
Circa 1809 - SOLD
Early 19th century sugar box by Paul Howell, known to be active in NYC circa 1809 - 1812, possibly as late as 1833. As depicted...urn finial, oval body with molded girdle; hammered body and cover, applied reeded handles; engraved "Elizabeth Starr Property Novr. [sic] 1809" on one side; signed "P.HOWELL" in rectangle on bottom; cover cleverly fitted so that it "locks" in place and has to be turned to be removed and replaced; the beautifully sculpted body seems to be a feature of Howell's silver. (Height: 6.5-inches to finial; width is 8.5-inches handle to handle.) Elizabeth may have lived in Guilford, Connecticut. The Starr's were early residents of State Street, occupying several different houses-including the Kingsnorth-Starr house, the oldest frame house in Connecticut.
336-14 - SOLD
Pitcher
Black Transfer of Sir Francis Burdett
Condition: transfer worn.
Dimensions: 4.75-inches high.
Price: $850
188-34
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