Lot #: 108
Price Realized: $120.00
($100 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Three Cobalt-Decorated Stoneware Vases, NC origin, 20th century, two of ovoid form with splayed feet, the larger example with crimped rim and navy blue glaze, the smaller with dipped cobalt slip under a clear salt glaze, together with a squat-shaped example featuring three grooved loop handles and cobalt-dipped surface under a clear salt glaze. Smaller with two small adjacent, reglued chips, measuring a total of 1", as well as two small rim chips. Larger in excellent condition with a short in-the-firing surface fissure to underside, not visible on interior. Handled vase in excellent, essentially as-made condition with an in-the-firing chip to bottom edge. H (of taller) 10 3/8".
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