Redware Milk Pan
Superb form and color
Probably Maine
19th century
Great slip decoration and fine condition.
(16 by 4-inches.)
Price: $5,400
216-295
Bennington Coachman Bottle
Top Hat
Rockingham Glaze, Circa 1847 - 1858
Bennington coachman bottle with Rockingham glaze; tassels, mustache, holding bottle, top hat; no mark. Feet may be restored. Measures 10.5-inches in height.
Price: $1,350
361-5
Spoon Rack
With nine pewter spoons and a single fork
The rack measures 23-inches in height, 14.25-inches in width and 4-inches in depth.
Price: $1,325
365-24
Glass Utility or Medicine Bottle
European, 18th Century
Measures 7.25-inches in height.
Price: $575
268-12
Texian Campaigne Series
Staffordshire Blue Transfer-Printed Platter
Superb original condition
Anthony Shaw
Circa 1851-1875
In the most popular and sought after color...depicting a general astride a horse brandishing a sword, flanked by two soldiers capturing another to the left and another soldier on horseback brandishing a hat and sword. Mark: printed Texian Campaigne under-glaze within cartouche centered by floral motif and initials J.B. (Series by Shaw; designs by J.B.) Measures 15.5 by 12.5-inches.
Price: $2,550
232-40
"SUCCESS TO THE COMMERCE OF NEWBURYPORT"
Large, Outstanding and Rare Liverpool Jug
Newburyport Harbor and the Ship "Massachusetts"
Probably Herculaneum Pottery*
Beneath the spout is a transfer of a woman in classical dress carrying a shield decorated with Stars and Stripes and a branch of laurel, in front of her is an American eagle, and behind her an obelisk with a portrait of Washington. On one side of the jug is a map of "Newburyport Harbour" above a banner reading "SUCCESS TO THE COMMERCE OF NEWBURYPORT" and above are crossed flags, a Liberty cap, spread-winged eagle, and a wreath of laurel. The opposite side features a ship with three masts in full sail and flying American flags above the word "MASSACHUSETTS." The flag above the map and at the stern of the ship bear 15 stars. Beneath the handle is an American eagle and shield under 13 stars. There are also two transfers of a man blowing a bugle and one of a man holding a sextant. There are traces of gilding and sizing throughout, including remnants of a dedication that is, sadly, unreadable. Overall condition is very, very good with a few small chips along the bottom edge, and the tight spiral crazing expected on a period Liverpool jug. (Approximately 12-inches high.) *See Anglo American Ceramics by David and Linda Arman, page 139, plate N3 and page 259.
Price: $31,500
232-2
Pair of Silver Sugar Castors
By Thomas Daniels
Both castors measure 7.5-inches in height.
Price: $2,800
275-3
Silver Queen Anne Porringer
By Jonathan Madden
London, 1705
Scroll-edged and fish scale cartouche, the embossed rope-twist band between flat chased acanthus leaves and the lower section of body with batwing fluting below similar decoration, the applied scroll handles with graduated bead rat-tail.
Price: $5,500
275-2
Slip Decorated Redware Charger
Measures 13-inches in diameter.
Price: $5,600
SG-222
Sterling Presentation Pitcher
From Captain and Crew
Of Steam Ship Yorktown
Circa 1860
The steam ship Yorktown carried passengers and freight between NYC and Norfolk for the New York & Virginia Steamship Company. Despite the hopeful note in the salutation, New York and Virginia did not stay "one and inseparable" and in 1861 the Yorktown was seized by the Confederates and renamed the Patrick Henry - SOLD
Reeded handle with acanthus terminals, elaborate engraved Eastlake Style decoration with dedication engraved in front, "Presented / to / Wm. F. Wright / by the Agents, / Capt. Parrish, / Officers and Crew / of Steam Ship Yorktown. / New York and Virginia / one and inseparable / Nov. 9th, 1860." Signed on the bottom, "BALL, BLACK & CO. / 950/1000 FINE / NEW YORK." The Ball, Black & Company at this time was the leading retail silver and jewelry house in the country. Excellent condition. (Approximately 9-inches high.)
DKL-109 - SOLD
Footed Silver Creamer
London
Circa 1748 - 1755
Pear shape silver creamer with rococo decoration, three cabriole legs w/ pad feet, double scroll handle, and scalloped rim. Hallmarked on bottom w/ London marks. Wear makes it difficult to determine if year mark is a "u" (1755 - 56) or "n" (1748 - 49.) Likewise, maker's mark may be read as "SM" (poss. S. Merton) or "WS" (poss. Wm. Shaw.) There is also an "H" engraved on the bottom. Excellent condition. - Approximately 4-inches high.
Price: $525
278-30
Set of Six Footed Salts
Silver plated...gold wash interiors
In Original Labeled Box
GABRIEL D. CLARK / IMPORTER OF / WATCHES, JEWELRY / SILVERWARE / Corner of Calvert and Water Str-- / BALTIMORE
Six silver-plate footed salts, gold wash interiors, all engraved "Adele" in script, no hallmarks, overall very good with some loss of silvering on foot. Wooden box covered w/ dark brown leather, geometric design embossed on top of lid, bottom has blue paper label "GABRIEL D. CLARK / IMPORTER OF / WATCHES, JEWELRY / SILVERWARE / Corner of Calvert and Water Str-- / BALTIMORE," purple felt and silk interior. Scuffing and some leather losses, cover has separated from base, original hook catches still in place. Each salt approximately ¾-inch high x 1 ¼-inch diameter, box approximately 5 ¾-inches x 4-inches x 1 ½-inches.
Price: $775
278-28
Small Redware Jar
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Measures 5.5-inches in height.
Price: $925
497-16
John Rogers & Son Pearlware Teapot and Sugar
Circa 1820 - 1830
Orange transfers of woman in classical garb feeding cat, country scenes on lids, bird finials, black overglaze enamel trim, impressed "Rogers" on bottom for John Rogers & Son (active c. 1814 - 1836.) The finial on the sugar has been restored and there is restoration to the tip of the spout.
Price: $1,550
276-5
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