Stoneware
Ovoid Jug...Massachusetts
Circa 1840

As depicted, a beautifully thrown jug wit date of "1840: in cobalt slip.
Dimensions: 12-inches high.
Price: $575
260-62


Delft Posset Pot
Early 18th Century
English

Polychrome pear-shape posset pot with dome lid with flared rim and mushroom finial, foliate decoration around the rim and wide strap handles terminating in tight scrolls. An inscription on the inside of the lid reads "BRISTOL / DELFT / CIRCA / 1730 / VAN ALLEN family / FisH Kill / NY" [sic].
There is professional restoration to the cover and pot.
Dimensions: 6-inches tall without cover, 9-inches tall with
Price: $19,500
621-86


Brown Salt Glaze Toby Jug
Attributed to Oldfield & Co.
Circa 1840-1880

A highly detailed figure holding a scaled jug.
Excellent condition.
Dimensions: 9.5-inches high.
Price: $1,550
562-11



Scarce Small Portrait Delft Dish
Lobed Delft Dish
Portrait of Queen Mary II of England - SOLD

Delft deep dish with central portrait of Mary [Stuart] II, Queen of England from 1689 - 1694 with letters "R M", border of painted fruits and flowers. The piece remains in very good original condition with only the expected small glaze chips typical of Delft. (Diameter: 8.75-inches.)
556-43 - SOLD


Group Of Eight Scent Bottles
Various Shapes, Colors and Sizes
Some Sandwich
19th Century

- Deep cobalt, six sides, bell-shaped - some wear, no cap.
- Amethyst, six sides, bell-shaped, pewter cap - scuffed
- Opalescent, corset-shaped, pewter cap.
- Deep amethyst, violin-shaped - replaced cap.
- Teal, corset shaped, pewter cap - mineral deposits (bottom edge is irregular due to removal from mold, it is not chipped.
- Opalescent, six sided, bell-shaped - replaced cap, mineral scale.
- Opalescent, coffin shaped, geometric patterns - replaced cap.
- Clear, blown molded, ribbed and ringed.
Price: $1,225 the lot...
566-17


SLIP DECORATED
Redware Bowl
Pennsylvania

Molded Redware with rim...yellow slip and manganese in slip decoration; orangey glaze. The piece is restored. (Height: 3 inches; diameter: 9 inches.)
Price: $1,950
497-32


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

"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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