Lot #: 400
Price Realized: $480.00
($400 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Rare Pair of Glazed Redware Food Molds, attributed to Jacob Heart, Chambersburg, PA, circa 1840, both of matching scallop-edged form, featuring relief leaf patterns on their interiors. One with additional impressed asterisk to top of central tube. Lead-glazed surfaces decorated with splashed manganese over green grounds with orange spotting. One with three rim chips, wear to interior, light wear to exterior, a small piece of adhered clay to shoulder, and stacker marks to underside. Other with light overall wear and minor chipping to rim, the central tube with scratch marks and wear to tip. H (of each) 4" ; Diam. (of each) 8 3/4".
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