Lot #: 478
Estimate: $200-$300. About Estimates About Shipping
Minimum Bid: $50.
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×Six Miniature Stoneware Jugs, American, 19th and early 20th centuries, an Albany-slip-glazed jug, inciseed "W F Kearney / 1886;" an Albany-slip-glazed jug, incised "Little Brown / Jug;" a salt-glazed jug with coggled treatment to shoulder, base, and handle; a brown-and-white jug with cobalt advertising, reading "COMPLIMENTS / I.W. HARPER / NELSON CO. / KENTUCKY;" a brown-and-white jug with black advertising for "OLD CONTINENTAL WHISKEY" within an acorn border; and a Bristol-slip-glazed jug with cobalt advertising, for "Hoffman House / PURE RYE / R. F. CORBIN & CO. / CINCINNATI." Salt-glazed jug with in-the-firing chips / contact marks and a salt drip. Harper jug with a small spout chip. Hoffman House jug with a short line in spout. All in otherwise excellent condition. H (of tallest) 4 1/4".
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