Southeastern Pennsylvania
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This early to mid-nineteenth century slip decorated, red earthenware plate with a coggled edge was made in southeastern Pennsylvania. This style of production was common to many Pennsylvania-German potters working in the 1800s, this is a very nice example, whereas the potter created an arching and squiggled design using four lines of slip. The plate is also adorned with scattered little black dots adding a contrasting aesthetic appeal to the different glaze colors.
Item Date: Early to Mid-19th Century
Measurement: Diameter: 10.5"
Material: Redware
Item Condition: There is a very small fire engine red dot over a conforming area of glaze loss as depicted. Scattered trivial rim chips [few] and coggle wear as shown, otherwise very good original condition commensurate with age and use.
Price: $1,100
SKU 1120-173
For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.