Redware, Handled Mug
New England
Early 19th Century
The slightly flared cup with concentric incising at lip and above base has an applied handle; feathery and splashed slip decoration. There are a couple tiny areas of glaze loss with all else fine. (Height: 3.75-inches; lip diameter: 4-inches; base diameter: 3 5/8-inches.)
$345
201-85
Ovoid Redware Jar
New England
19th Century
As depicted, a nicely potted jar with incised shoulder; manganese splotches and drips.
In excellent condition, with only very minor glaze-frittering on rim. Dimensions: 10.25-inches high.
$1,250
201-307
Redware Jar
Pea Soup Color Glaze
Possibly Maine
Early 19th Century
As depicted, nicely potted jar with applied handles, and thick pea soup green glaze. The piece remains in excellent condition with one chip on foot. Dimensions: 9.75-inches high.
$1,850
201-306
Slip Molded Earthenware Bowl
Outstanding Color, Glaze and Condition
Probably Midwest
Circa 1850-1890
Flaring rim above scalloped band centering vertical fluting above the foot.
White clay body. (Height: 5.5 inches; diameter: 12.75 inches)
$795
424-25
Redware Ovoid Jar
Anonymous
19th Century
As depicted, nicely potted with applied wide strap handles that are quadruple incised and have "pinky" impressed terminus ornamentation.
The jar, standing at 10.5-inches remains in good condition.
$1,250
201-279
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
19th Century Brown Redware Jar
Dimensions: 5.5-inches high.
$775
SHF-291
Glazed Redware Jar
Probably Gonic, New Hampshire
Mid-19th Century
Semi-ovoid jar with tooled shoulder and wide rim; interior and exterior covered in glaze. This pot is somewhat out-of-round and is in excellent original condition.
(Height: 6.75 inches; width: 10.5 inches; depth: 9.25 inches.)
$1,265
783-3
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.)
$1,950
497-32
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.
$1,125
562-11
A Nine Inch Redware Jug
Perhaps New York
A pinkish tan glaze with heavy green splotches.
There are three small chips on the side of spout and a "pot stone" blowout under the handle otherwise good condition and good looking. Height 9-inches.
$975
SHF-312
Redware Jar
Hollis, Maine
1830's
Attributed to Thomas Truxton Kendrick
Having white slip and manganese splotch glaze; the pot with tooled lip and collar remains in fine condition with only extremely minor glaze nicks on rim. See Folk Art In Maine, Uncommon Treasures-1750-1925 by Kevin Murphy and Ellen McDermott, page 92. (Height: 6 7/8-inches; diameter: 5.5-inches.)
$4,750
475-49
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