Apothecary Case with Jars
Late 19th Century
As depicted with four glass containers having cut stoppers and a pair of rectangular glass jars with metal lids. Within the case is found E. Fogera's retail price list and a second paper for J.G. Godding and Company Apothecaries; Dartmouth-corner of Newbury Street, Boston. The Fougera firm dates to 1849 when Edmond Fougera, a pharmacist from Chaillon, France, opened a small drugstore in Brooklyn, New York. Godding is listed in Boston directories as a prominent citizen. The case measures: Width: 10 inches; Depth: 5.25 inches; Height: 1.75 inches.
Price: $385
157-4
Bennington Coachman Bottle
Rockingham Glaze
1849 Mark
Bennington coachman bottle with Rockingham glaze, a few flecks of blue; broad brimmed hat, holding mug; traces of 1849 mark on bottom; restoration to hat and feet. Measures 10.5-inches in height.
Price: $1,275
361-4
Boat Shaped Pewter Teapot
Measures 6.5-inches in height, 11-inches in width and 4-inches in depth.
Price: $2,200
365-22
Five-Gallon Stoneware Crock
Measures 14-inches in height.
Price: $850
268-7
Pewter Porringer
By Hamlin Jr.
Measures 5.375-inches in diameter.
Price: $1,200
365-8
Amethyst Tulip Vase
Sandwich
Circa 1845-1865
Rich amethyst color, octagonal base, panels extend to peg, excellent condition. Approximately 9.75-inches high.
Price: $4,450
335-82
Pewter Acorn Top Flagon
By Henry Joseph
London, Circa 1736-1771
Measures 13-inches in height.
Price: $4,000
365-5
English "Blue Meissen"/"Onion" Oval Earthenware Platter
Approximately 16-inches l. Blue transferware oval platter w/ floral motif in center and "onion" border, transfer mark on reverse "Blue Meissen" in buckled belt over "England," earthenware, c. 1891 - 1910. Glaze crazed throughout, stained, no chips or cracks.
Price: $195
514-41
Near Pair of Pewter Castors
Both castors measure 6.75-inches in height.
Price: $850
365-10
Lot of 18 Clear Glass Storage Jars
With Metal Lids
19th Century
Tallest approximately 20-inches, smallest approximately 4-inches. Clear blown non-flint glass storage jars w/ various pontil marks. Each jar has a metal lid, two lids have red japanning, one black, three lids are painted blue, green, and white respectively, some are tinned, tallest jar has a red sticker w/ white lettering "10¢ / CIGAR." Jars and lids are in excellent condition, there is some flaking on the japanned covers and chips in the paint.
Price: $6,500
485-4
A Large Comb Ware Dish
England
Circa 1800
This 11-inch piece with coggled edge is cracked and worn yet with good decoration.
Price: $4,500
310-60
Silver Cann
Joseph Edwards
Boston
Circa 1762 - 1783 - SOLD
Approximately 5-inches in height having a pear-shaped body, footed, leaf topped double scroll handle, monogrammed "EMS" on front and "ENG" on side, signed "IEdwards" on bottom. Joseph Edwards began his apprenticeship circa 1750 and is known to have been active in Boston circa 1762 - 1783.
107-28 - SOLD
Pair of Famille Rose Plates
Pair 18th Century
Center and borders decorated w/ peonies, stems and leaves in green w/ clobbered gilding. Glaze chips along rim of both plates. - Approximately 9-inches diameter.
Price: $525 the pair
276-6
Tin Glazed Dish
Decorated With A Horse and Birds
Circa 1800
Deep dish decorated with stenciled yellow birds in flight around edge and a stencil of a manganese horse on green turf, two blue lines around center and a single blue line around outer edge. Usual flaws found in tin glaze as well as three thumb size chips along edge. (Approximately 12 ¾-inches diameter x approximately 2 ¼-inches deep.)
Price: $1,250
485-2
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