PHILADELPHIA TEAPOT
Molded Yellow Ware
Attributed to Thomas Haig
Circa 1840-1850
Rare yellow ware molded teapot with flint enameled glaze attributed to Thomas Haig, Philadelphia, circa 1840-50. The lid has a very old repair to one corner; hairline around circumference of base with four very old staples otherwise fine and very attractive.
Haig worked in both stoneware and earthenware (redware & yellow ware) but little has been identified. See Myers, Handcraft to Industry Philadelphia Ceramics in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century (1980) for in-depth discussion. The mold for this teapot is in the Mercer Museum, Doylestown, PA. (Height: 7.5-inches.)
Price: $3,575
348-208
Redware Fish Mold
Possibly Pennsylvania
19th Century
Redware fish mold, glazed interior, exterior unglazed, footed; excellent condition.
(12 ¼-inches L, 2 ¼-inches H.)
Price: $1,450
336-18
Extremely rare...Sea-Green
Blown Molded Bottle
Keene, New Hampshire
McKearin GII-28
With flared fire-polished lip and chamfered corners.
See American Glass by George and Helen McKearin, plate 102.
There is a "star" all else fine.
Price: $1,200
517-15
A Very Good "IC" Porringer with Coronet Ear
This 4 5/8-inch porringer has a crown handle.
Price: $115
806-30
Framed Delft Tiles
Depicting Amsterdam
Dimensions: 21 by 15-inch frame, 17.25 by 11.5-inch sight size.
Price: $1,075
232-117
American Repousse Card Case
19th Century
Approximately 3.5-inches by 2.5-inches by .25-inch. Boldly decorated with flowers, leaves, vines and pineapples on one side and an eagle perched on a branch on the other. The name "Mary" is engraved in a cartouche on the side with flowers. There are no hallmarks. Roman letter "H" is stamped on the inside rim. No other marks are visible. Excellent condition.
Price: $795
230-54
Group of Four Delft Tiles
The tiles are decorated with mounted cavaliers and horns. One tile is marked "4/ 5 (or S) /W/ 10" in blue on reverse. Expected chipping is found along the edges the tiles. Each tile measures 5-inches square.
Price: $3,200
348-58
Blue Transfer Asiatic Pheasants Covered Tureen
Circa 1860
Dimensions: approximately 5-inches high, 7.5-inches wide, 6.75-inches deep.
Price: $125
257-8
Decorated Soft Paste Cup
Dimensions: 3-inches high, 3-inch diameter.
Price: $150
468-32
Staffordshire Bust
William Shakespeare
Dimensions: 8.5-inches high.
Price: $650
230-4
Staffordshire
Earthenware Ram
Circa 1800
Staffordshire figure of lamb; earthenware; mold pressed; yellow, brown, green glazes; restoration to base. (3.5-inches H by 4-inches L.)
Price: $685
510-76
Amber Huckleberry Bottle
Willington Glass Works
Circa 1860-1870
Amber huckleberry bottle manufactured by the Willington Glass Works, West Willington, Connecticut; applied collar, string lip; 12 flutes neck to shoulder; excellent condition. (Height: 11.5-inches.)
Price: $1,585
268-20
Group of Scalloped Silver Spoons
From left to right:
Scalloped Silver Serving Spoon
Marked "DÄND' F.F.' QUINTARD"
Dimensions: 6.75-inches long.
Price: $195
230-37
Scalloped Coin Silver Sugar Spoon
By N. Harding
American
Dimensions: 5.625-inches long.
Price: $110
230-35
Scalloped Silver Serving Spoon
By Crosby, Morse & Foss
American
Dimensions: 6.75-inches long.
Price: $125
230-36
Imari Charger with Cranes
Imari charger with central decoration of a blue square border with iron red flower surrounding scene of cranes with a stream and rocks. The charger has a floral border around the edge with two large medallions. The charger has iron red, dark and light blues, green and yellow colors. The piece has no marks and remains in excellent condition. Measures 16-inches in diameter.
Price: $895
231-19
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