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321 |
$180 |
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$50 |
Complete
set of volumes 1-5 of the Stoneware Collectors Journal., Steven Leder Editor.
Soft cover booklets for collectors of American Stoneware. 15 issues.
1984-1988. Some invaluable information and very scarce and out of print. |
| 322 |
$70 |
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$30 |
Reference book, The Blue and the Gray: Oneida County Stoneware. Exhibition and Catalogue Essay by Christopher Bensch. Soft
cover. Copyright 1987. 80 pages. Hard to find.
Very good condition. |
| 323 |
$40 |
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$20 |
Lot of 2 Reference books. The first - HART/OGDENSBURGH, An Exhibition of Decorated
Stoneware Produced in Ogdensburg, New York. Soft cover. 18 pages. 74 black
and white photos with descriptions. 1984. Very good condition.
The second - POTTERY, A Utilitarian Folk Craft by Elmer L.
Smith. Soft cover. Many black & white photographs. 32 pages. 1977. Very
good condition. |
| 324 |
$60 |
 |
$20 |
Lot of 2 soft cover stoneware price guides. The first by Carmen Guappone. Copyright 1988. The second by Don
& Carol Raycraft. Copyright 1985.
Very good condition. |
| 325 |
$100 |
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$30 |
Lot of 2 soft cover Reference books. The first - Made of Mud: Stoneware Potteries in Central
Pennsylvania 1831-1929, by Jeannette Lasansky. First Edition, Copyright 1979,
Keystone Books, 60 pages, Very good condition.
The second - Old Pots Salt-Glazed Stoneware of the
Greensboro-New Geneva Region, by Phil Schaltenbrand. First Edition.88 pages.
1977. Photographs and illustrations.
Good condition. |
| 326 |
$170 |
 |
$50 |
Reference book, Potters and Potteries of New York State,
1650-1900 by William C. Ketchum, Jr. Second edition. Hardcover with original dust cover. Copyright
1987. 626 pages.
Very good condition. |
| 327 |
$40 |
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$40 |
Reference book. Turners and Burners The Folk Potters of North
Carolina, by Charles G. Zug III. Hardcover, original dust cover. Copyright 1986. First Edition.
450 pages.
Excellent. |
| 328 |
$60 |
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$30 |
Reference book. The Clay Giants, The Stoneware of Red Wing,
Goodhue County, Minnesota, by Lyndon C. Viel. Soft cover. Signed by author. Copyright 1987, First edition.
Includes separate price guide of all items listed. 280 pages.
Excellent. |
| 329 |
$40 |
|
$40 |
Reference book. Raised in Clay The Southern Pottery Tradition,
by Nancy Sweezy. Soft cover. First Edition. 1984. 280 pages.
Very good condition. |
| 330 |
$80 |
 |
$60 |
Reference book. THE SHENANDOAH POTTERY by A. H. Rice and John
Baer Stoudt. Hardcover. Printed 1929. Illustrated with photographs from the
collection of the author. 277 pages.
Good condition. |
| 331 |
$40 |
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$30 |
Reference book. American Potters & Pottery by Jonn Ramsay. Hardcover with original dust cover. Copyright 1976. 304 pages.
Very good condition.. |
| 332 |
$90 |
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$30 |
Reference book. Decorated Stoneware Pottery of North America by
Donald Blake Webster. Hard cover with original dust cover. First printing, 1971. 232
pages. Numerous photographs.
Very good condition. |
| 333 |
$60 |
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$20 |
Reference book. The Birds of Bennington, by Steven B. Leder and
Fred Cesana. Illustrated rarity guide to bird designs of the Bennington, VT
factories. Soft cover, first edition, 1981.
Excellent. |
| 334 |
$80 |
 |
$20 |
Lot of 2 Reference books. Soft cover picture price guides by Dr. Carmen A. Guappone &
Marie A. Guappone. Books 2 & 3. Very good condition. Copyright 1988 &
1992. |
| 335 |
$20 |
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$20 |
Lot of 2 Reference books. Both soft cover. The first one is: Spongeware and Spatterware,
by Kevin McConnell. 128 pages, color photos and prices. 1990.
The second one is: Blue & White Pottery, by Edith Harbin
and Mary Joseph. First edition 1973. Price guide. |
| 336 |
$70 |
 |
$30 |
Reference book, Stoneware of Southwestern Pennsylvania, By Phil
Schaltenbrand. Soft cover. 216 pages. Copyright 1996. Numerous photographs.
Very good condition. |
| 337 |
$30 |
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$20 |
Lot of 2 soft cover Reference book. The first: American Country Pottery by William C. Ketchum, Jr.
Copyright 1987. Numerous color photos. 150 pages.
The second: The Birds of Bennington by, Steven Leder and Fred
Cesana. Copyright 1991. 150 pages. Very good condition. |
| 338 |
$30 |
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Reference book. Made of Mud, by Jeannette Lasansky. Soft cover. Numerous photos. 60 pages. Copyright 1977.
Very good condition.. |
| 339 |
$150 |
 |
$40 |
Reference book, EARLY NEW ENGLAND POTTERS AND THEIR WARES, by
Lura Woodside Watkins. First edition. 1968. Hard cover. Hard to find, out of print.
Many illustrations & photographs.
Excellent. |
| 340 |
$1,400 |
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$400 |
NORTON
& FENTON EAST BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon jug with running
rabbit design. Blue at the maker's mark.
Professional restoration to a hairline up from the base to the
left of the design and to a chip and glaze flake spot to the right of the
design.
12"
1840 |
| 341 |
$300 |
 |
$150 |
WM.E. WARNER WEST TROY approximate 1 gallon cream pot with slip
blue flower. Blue at the maker's mark.
Minor glaze spider in front of the left ear and clay
discoloration in the making. There is a short hairline extending down from
the rim on the very back.
8 1/2"
1850 |
| 342 |
No Bid |
 |
$500 |
J. M. PRUDEN ELIZ-TOWN N.J. approximate 1 gallon jug with a
great example of their signature sailing ship design. Stack marks on the side and back with some very minor staining.
11"
1880 |
| 343 |
$4,600 |
 |
$2,500 |
J & E NORTON BENNINGTON VT 3 gallon jug. Another
great
example of the Bennington pheasant on stump
design.
Professional restoration to a chip at the spout and a touch
mark in the breast of the bird decoration.
15 1/2"
1865 |
| 344 |
$950 |
 |
$500 |
Unsigned miniature stoneware crock. Blue cobalt drooping flower front and back with a tooled and
blue filled band top and bottom. Probably PA origin.
Excellent.
2 3/4"
1880 |
| 345 |
$1,950 |
 |
$400 |
PAUL:CUSHMANs approximate 1 1/2 gallon jar. Name deeply impressed across the middle. Further decorated with
a tooled coggle diamond leaf design around the rim.
There is some surface chipping, minor stone pings and glaze
burns that occurred in the making.
10 1/2"
1807 |
| 346 |
$1,050 |
 |
$600 |
PAUL:CUSHMANs approximate 2 gallon jar. Blue wash at the handles and the impressed maker's mark.
There is a large stone ping under the left ear and some surface
chipping at the base. Also, there is a tight old age line on the back up from
the base. Old freeze line at the base on the front.
12"
1807 |
| 347 |
$1,050 |
 |
$400 |
Wonderful yellowware washboard finished in a great Rockingham
mottled glaze Great wear from use to the original frame. Probably made in
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Excellent.
Best example we have offered.
26 1/2"
1880 |
| 348 |
$450 |
 |
$150 |
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon straight sided bowl or ice bucket. Blue stenciled anchor on the front. Also accented with a deeply
incised and blue accented line at the rim. A second across the front on the
bottom. The handles are pierced for attaching a handle.
Rare
form. Probably Western PA origin. Minor stack mark on the
side. Excellent.
6 1/2"
1870 |
| 349 |
$9,250 |
 |
$1,500 |
T. H. Willson Harrisburg PA 2 gallon preserve jar with lid. Double flower design fills the entire front of this small jar.
There is a 1" old hairline down from the rim in front and
a crow's foot glaze spider on the very back. Some staining from use.
12 1/2"
1852 |
| 350 |
$3,500 |
 |
$1,500 |
Stoneware
pig flask with blue cobalt decoration. Nice example of a very desirable
American
Folk Art form.
There is some chipping at the ears, snout and corked opening.
6 1/4" long |
