Lot #: 454
Price Realized: $150.00
($125 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Ten Small Pieces of Stoneware, primarily Midwestern origin, 19th century, three miniature Albany-slip-glazed pitchers, probably Summit County, OH; two ovoid jars; three pipes; a sewer tile kiln tester; three pipes, excavated in Point Pleasant, Ohio; and an English ink bottle. Pitchers with minor chip(s) to spout and rim. Smaller jar with a rim chip. Larger jar with a rim chip, a rim nick, and wear. Pipes with losses. Glazed-over flake to base of ink bottle. Kiln tester in excellent condition. H (of tallest) 5 1/8".
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