Double Handle Delft Porringer
Cherub Handles...blue decoration

As depicted, a scarce porringer, molded lug handles in form of cherubs, pierced for hanging, floral decoration, very good condition with minor glaze chips. (Diameter: 9.25-inches; height: 2.75-inches; width at handles: 9.25-inches.)

Price: $4,835

621-87

Crolius Pottery
New York
STONE WARE JAR
SIGNED J.C. (John Crolius)
Circa 1799

Stoneware jar, signed "J.C." for John Crolius on one side, "Plumb" on the other. Two hairline cracks to the right of "J.C." (Height: 7.75-inches.)

Price: $5,850

527-10

Redware Dog
Pennsylvania
Circa 1850-1860

Molded and slab redware recumbent dog; base decorated with band of impressed crosses conforming to the perimeter. Decorated manganese slip on orangey body. Repair to neck and base. (Height: 3.25 inches; length: 6.125 inches; width: 2.5 inches.)

Price: $2,500

497-34

Pewter Plate
By Frederick Bassett,
Active, 1761 - 1800
NYC and Hartford, CT

A 9-inch diameter plate with touch marks of Frederick Bassett.
The plate is very good; polished, clear markings.

Price: $1,065

904-18

Silver Presentation Spoon
Awarded to Minnie T. Dwight
By the American Art Industry Exhibition
Circa 1889
Minnie T. Dwight was a New York socialite and patron
of the arts who was married to American artist Orlando Rouland.

Silver presentation spoon with elaborately sculpted handle topped with cherub holding a cartouche topped by a crown; the bowl is engraved "Prize / Awarded / Minnie T. Dwight. / By / American Art Industry Exhibition / Memorial Hall / Philadelphia / 1889." The bowl is hallmarked on the reverse with a rooster and an "A". (7 ž-inches long.)

Price: $385

561-2

Pear-Shaped Teapot
George Richardson
Boston - SOLD

With extended base and marked "G Richardson-Boston". (J-236, L-310) Ex Carpenter Collection.

806-18 - SOLD

Pottery Flask
Pre-Columbian

Dimensions: 5-inches high.

Price: $215

468-36

George II
Silver Signet & Wax Holder - SOLD

Octagonal wax holder signet engraved with roses, thistles, and daffodils (England, Scotland, Wales) along the top and acanthus leaves along the bottom; the lid is engraved along the sides and top; the center band is alternately engraved with images of men in caps holding jugs and ale glasses as well as a woman doing the same, one man is straddling a cask with the initials "E. B." over "1733;" on the bottom is a coat of arms, the shield decorated w/ the image of a man wearing a hat rowing a boat while an angel in the other end rows in the opposite direction, above the helm and mantling is an anchor; the piece is in very fine condition with one pinhead dent on an edge noted for accuracy, no breaks or repairs, the lid in excellent working condition; no maker's mark. (3 3/8-inches long.)

510-93 - SOLD