America's Premier Auction of Stoneware & Redware Pottery ... Now Featuring Antiques & Decorative Arts
FEATURED LOTS, MARCH 3, 2012 STONEWARE AUCTION
AUCTION INFO
Next Auctions:
•March 3. American Stoneware & Redware Pottery.
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•Spring. Antiques & Decorative Arts.
•Late Summer. The Maryland Sale.
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A Note About Featured Lots
These are featured items that will be sold in our next auction, and are only a few examples of the hundreds of lots we will be selling then. Our full-color catalog illustrating all lots w/ detailed descriptions and conditions is usually shipped about two weeks before each sale; a complete online version is also posted around that time.
Exceptional Three-Gallon Stoneware Jug with Cobalt Decoration of a Woman with Walking Stick, West Virginia or Western PA origin, circa 1860-1870. H 16".
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Outstanding New York State Peacock. Five-Gallon Stoneware Churn with Detailed Cobalt Decoration of a Peacock in a Branch, Stamped "JOHN BURGER / ROCHESTER," circa 1860. H 19".
Recently found in New Jersey, this exceptional churn descended in a Rochester family and has never been offered for sale since its manufacture. The peacock, measuring approximately 16" long, is composed of hundreds of slip-trailed strokes, and represents one of the finest examples of this poultry breed on American stoneware known.
Recently found in New Jersey, this exceptional churn descended in a Rochester family and has never been offered for sale since its manufacture. The peacock, measuring approximately 16" long, is composed of hundreds of slip-trailed strokes, and represents one of the finest examples of this poultry breed on American stoneware known.
Important Incised Jug. Diminutive Stoneware Four-Handled Jug with Elaborate Incised Floral Decoration, New York State origin, circa 1820-1835. Exceedingly Rare Form. H 7 1/2".
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Exceptional Miniature Stoneware Presentation Pitcher, Incised "Hannah Couch," Beaver County, PA origin, third quarter 19th century. H 2 5/8".
This elegantly-potted pitcher was likely made for a relative of New Brighton, PA potter, Edwin Couch.
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This elegantly-potted pitcher was likely made for a relative of New Brighton, PA potter, Edwin Couch.
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Rare One-Gallon Stoneware Jar with Two-Sided Incised Game Bird Decoration, Ohio origin, third quarter 19th century. H 9 1/2".
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