Nine Pieces of Small-Sized Pottery, primarily American, 19th century

Fall 2026 Stoneware Auction

Lot #: 507

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Nine Pieces of Small-Sized Pottery, primarily American, 19th century, a small-sized, manganese-decorated redware creamer with coggled treatment, attributed to Jacob Medinger, Limerick Township, Montgomery County, PA, circa 1925; a cobalt-decorated and salt-glazed cup, NC origin, circa 1925; a small-sized manganese-glazed redware jug; a miniature ovoid redware jug with manganese glaze; miniature manganese-glazed redware pipkin; a miniature ovoid redware with manganese glaze; an unglazed ovoid redware jar; a redware dish with lead-glazed interior; and a miniature European redware pitcher with marbled glaze. Literature: Several pieces in this lot are illustrated in Manger, Pottery from the Shenandoah and Cumberland Valleys, p. 16. Provenance: Dr. George and Connie Manger Collection. Two jugs in excellent condition. Medinger creamer with a rim chip. Dish with a small rim chip and short firing lines from rim. Cup with a rim chip with faint line descending from it as well as a minuscule rim nick. Pipkin with minor chipping to spout and a small rim chip. Both jars with chipping to rim. Marbled pitcher with glaze flakes to body and handle as well as wear to rim. H (of tallest) 5".



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