Lot #: 317
Price Realized: $480.00
($400 hammer, plus 20% buyer's premium)
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Rare Lidded Redware Teapot with Gooseneck Spout, attributed to Hillside Pottery, Fort Edward, NY, circa 1879-1883, wheel-thrown teapot with incised decoration to shoulder and body, the spout in the form of a goose's neck with incised feathers and facial features. Includes original domed lid with incised details throughout. Lead-and-manganese glaze to interior of teapot and underside of lid. Literature: For discussion of this pottery, see Broderick, "A Survey of the Pottery Industry of Fort Edward and Sandy Hill," Hudson Valley Regional Review, March 1991. Pot with wear to opening of spout, two small base chips, and minor wear to rim. Lid with shallow 3/4" chip to edge. H (including lid) 6 3/4" ; L 10 3/4".
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