Lot #: 81
Price Realized: $420.00
($350 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Three Small Pieces of Glazed Stoneware, attributed to Poley Carp Hartsoe, Catawba County, NC, early 20th century, two diminutive handled flasks with flattened sides, each with incised banding, one including incised sine wave treatment, together with a miniature pitcher, accented with incised lines and a sine wave. Surface covered in a black-to-brown glaze, which appears to be a mix of an alkaline glaze with Albany slip. All in excellent condition, the smaller flask with minor chipping to base. H (of tallest) 4 5/8".
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