Lot #: 576
Price Realized: $180.00
($150 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Two Albany-Slip-Glazed Animal Figures, Midwestern origin, probably OH, circa 1885, a frog with incised mouth and a seated dog with collar, the latter with embossed marking, "M / 186." Frog with minor chipping to mouth and restored chips to front feet. Dog in excellent condition with minor wear to one ear. H (of dog) 3 1/4" ; L (of frog) 4".
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