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Lot |
Current |
Photo |
Minimum |
Description |
| 81 |
$300 |
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$250 |
BURGER & LANG ROCHESTER NY 2 gallon jug. Decorated with a well done slip blue daisy design. Stack marks in the making.
15 1/2" 1870 |
| 82 |
$600 |
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$250 |
BELMONT AVE POTTERY approximate 1 gallon crock with great contrasting blue bird design. New Jersey origin. There is a chip at the rim on the back and other small minor chips.
7 1/2" 1880 |
| 83 |
$275 |
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$150 |
Small unsigned approximate 1 quart pitcher with a slip flower decoration. Attributed to
Wingender Haddonfield, NJ. Additional blue accents at the handles. Glaze imperfections in the making.
7" 1880 |
| 84 |
$300 |
 |
$150 |
Unsigned 2 gallon crock with bird décor and New Jersey origin.
There is a chip at the rim on the front. Some staining from use. 9" 1880 |
| 85 |
$925 |
 |
$200 |
Unsigned 3 gallon crock with a dotted bird on plume design. Attributed to the
Edmands factory. Mottled clay color in the making. Some staining from use.
9 1/2" 1870 |
| 86 |
$160 |
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$100 |
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON VT APPROXIMATE 1 gallon jug with basket of flowers décor. A design rarely seen on this small size. Chips at the spout. There is a horizontal clay separation thru line off a stone ping at the base which occurred in the making. Stained.
11" 1860 |
| 87 |
$475 |
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$200 |
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon preserve jar. Decorated with the famous "Benny Blue" detailed ribbed leaf framed around a graduated dot center. The design resembles a centipede. Professional restoration to a rim chip on the front and to one behind the left ear.
11" 1880 |
| 88 |
$450 |
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$200 |
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon jug with thick blue double flower design.
Minor imperfections in the making. 13 1/2" 1855 |
| 89 |
$475 |
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$250 |
NORTON & FENTON EAST BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon jug. Decorated with a
running rabbit jumping over a plume. Uncommon pottery and design. There is a glaze burn in the making. Some staining from use.
13 1/2" 1840 |
| 90 |
$325 |
 |
$150 |
BALLARD & BROTHERS BURLINGTON VT 2 gallon preserve jar. Long stemmed double flower design with nice contrast and deep blue décor. Chip under the glaze under the right ear occurred when made.
10 1/2" 1860 |
| 91 |
$150 |
 |
$100 |
NORTON BENNINGTON, VT 2 gallon crock with dotted leaf design.
Chips at the rim on the back. Some staining from use. Glaze imperfections in the making.
9" 1886 |
| 92 |
$110 |
 |
$50 |
JULIUS NORTON BENNINGTON VT approximate 1 gallon ovoid crock. Blue at the maker's mark. Some staining from use.
8 1/2" 1848 |
| 93 |
$400 |
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$150 |
F. T. WRIGHT & SON 2 gallon butter churn with double spiral design. Uncommon small size. Cinnamon clay color. Minor surface chips at the interior rim.
13" 1870 |
| 94 A |
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$44.00 |
Decorated Stoneware Of Cowden, by
Matthew R. Miller is a book on the antique blue decorated stoneware produced in
Harrisburg Pennsylvania. More extensive than any other book ever produced on
these potteries, Decorated Stoneware Of Cowden fully details the
story and history of the nine Harrisburg stoneware manufacturers, moving
chronologically from T. H. Willson, Willson's & Young, John Young, William
Moyer, J. W. Cowden, Cowden & Wilcox, F. H. Cowden, Cowden & Son, to Cowden &
Company .In addition to genealogy and history on the owners, potters, and
potteries from this era, Decorated Stoneware Of Cowden is a full
sized 8.5" x 11" hardbound book, 176 pages in length, and features over 400
color photographs of Harrisburg blue decorated stoneware.
This book includes photographic examples of the
pottery produced by each Harrisburg maker, as well as advertisements, sale
bills, maps, blue prints, owners and employees. The photographs of stoneware
range from typical pieces to some of the rarest and most extravagantly decorated
stoneware ever produced, and also includes a large number of pieces which have
never before reached the public eye.
This Book Is Not Available In Book Stores. (Price
includes shipping). 15 available at this price - no bidding necessary. |
| 94 |
DNMR |
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$14,000 |
* COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 5 gallon cream
pot. Decorated with their rare bird in a garden design. The only other 2 know
examples are on jug forms. This example is the most elaborate design with 2
defined flowers and a shady, leafy background. Additional blue at the maker's
mark and handles. This is the most decoration we've seen from this factory.
Similar items are featured in Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M.
Miller, page 111. There is some staining from use, otherwise no damage.
Successful bidder will receive a complimentary copy of the hard cover book,
Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, a great reference of the
prolific decorators of the Harrisburg region.
14" 1870 |
| 95 |
DNMR |
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$2,500 |
* HARRISBURG approximate 1 1/2 gallon cream pot with
signature spitting flower design. Attributed to
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA factory. Only one known with "HARRISBURG"
hand written. The best in form, color and contrast featured in Decorated
Stoneware of Cowden by M. Miller page 158. Inbody old, long spider line on the back.
Successful bidder will receive a complimentary copy of the hard cover book,
Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, a great reference of the
prolific decorators of the Harrisburg region.
9" 1870 |
| 96 |
DNMR |
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$4,500 |
* COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA approximate 1 gallon crock with the
best example of the highly desirable swan design long associated with this factory. Great color, size, contrast and blue. Featured in
Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, page 99. There is an old shellac stain around the base and bottom.
Successful bidder will receive a complimentary copy of the hard cover book,
Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, a great reference of the
prolific decorators of the Harrisburg region.
8" 1870 |
| 97 |
$8,250 |
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$4,500 |
* COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA approximate 1 gallon cream pot. The best long tailed bird decoration perched on a long brush plume. Note the well defined eye. Blue at the maker's mark. Featured in
Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, page 110. Minor imperfections in the making.
Successful bidder will receive a complimentary copy of the hard cover book,
Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, a great reference of the
prolific decorators of the Harrisburg region.
9" 1870 |
| 98 |
$625 |
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$450 |
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 4 gallon jug with large triple flower design. Blue accents at the handle. Fitted with a nice carved wooden stopper. Stack marks and other imperfections in the making.
17" 1870 |
| 99 |
$675 |
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$450 |
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 4 gallon cream pot. Decorated with a large triple flower that fills the front of this large piece. Additional blue at the ears and at the maker's mark. Minor chip at the extended rim on the front.
13" 1870 |
| 100 |
$375 |
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$150 |
F. H. COWDEN HARRISBURG approximate 1 gallon batter pail with bale handle. Decorated with a snowflake design and blue accents at the ears, spout, name, and handle. Surface chips around the extended shoulder and at the spout. Glaze wear from use. There is a glaze burn that occurred in the kiln.
9" 1890 |
| 101 |
$170 |
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$120 |
SIPE, NICHOLS & CO WILLIAMSPORT PA approximate 1 gallon ovoid crock with brushed flower design. Nice example of a short-lived pottery. There is a chip at the extended rim on the back. Minor staining from use.
8" 1875 |
| 102 |
$225 |
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$120 |
EVAN B. JONES PITTSON PA approximate 1 gallon crock with a long horizontal flower design..
Some staining from use.
7" 1870 |
| 103 |
$625 |
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$300 |
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon cake crock with original lid. Blue flower décor all around with blue accents at the ears. Matching design on the lid. Good condition.
6 1/2" X 10" 1850 |
| 104 |
$160 |
 |
$100 |
Unsigned approximate 1/2 gallon preserve jar with three drooping flowers all around the body. Probably from the
Remmey factory. Very minor surface chip at the rim. Glaze imperfections in the making.
8 1/2" 1850 |
| 105 |
$140 |
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$50 |
Unsigned 1 gallon cake crock with stem flowers all around the body. Additional blue accents at the ears. Stamped "1" under one ear. Professional restoration to a freeze line all around the base.
5 1/2" X 10" 1850 |
| 106 |
$70 |
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$70 |
Unsigned 2 gallon cylinder shaped preserve jar. Brushed drape design at the rim, attributed to
Remmey Philadelphia. Mottled glaze and minor imperfections in the making.
12" 1870 |
| 107 |
$130 |
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$90 |
Unsigned 3 gallon jardinière with long stemmed flowers on the front. The repeated design on the opposite side is
incomplete and light blue. Additional blue accents at the ears. Probably PA/MD
origin. There is a chip at the rim on the back. Lime staining from use.
13 1/2" 1850 |
| 108 |
No Bid |
 |
$100 |
Unsigned 2 gallon ovoid jug with a faint blue double flower décor on a dark peppery glaze. Additional blue at the handle. Attributed to
Micah Porter, Pleasantville, PA. Minor imperfections in the making.
15" 1830 |
| 109 |
$400 |
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$250 |
Unsigned small approximate 1 quart cream pitcher
decorated with incised and blue accent bands at the shoulder. Blue at the handle
and extended base. Upside down tulip design repeated 3 times around the body. A
design associated with Remmey Factory, Philadelphia. Dark clay color and other imperfections in the making.
6" 1850 |
| 110 |
$325 |
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$100 |
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon crock. Rare ochre vine and
cherries décor on one side. Ochre oak leaves and acorns on the opposite side. Found in
Gettysburg, PA, possibly a one of a kind, end of day piece. Clay separation lines on both sides occurred in the making. Mottled clay color also occurred when the crock was made.
8" 1850 |
| 111 |
$225 |
 |
$100 |
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon blind pig keg. Slip blue accents all around. Scribed "3/2" in the top at front. There are surface chips around the bunge hole. Glaze imperfections in the making.
8" X 11" 1850 |
| 112 |
$90 |
 |
$50 |
Unsigned 2 gallon beehive shaped jug with blue horizontal flower. Accents at the shoulder.
Western PA or Ohio origin.
Blister to the blue and dry glaze. Stained.
12 1/2" 1880 |
| 113 |
$80 |
 |
$80 |
Unsigned 1 gallon canning jar with original spring loaded screw top lid. Impressed on the front, "C 1 - 7641/M831J/1 GAL/L". Probably
Midwest origin. Rare form, in great color and condition. Only a few flecks in the lid and rim.
11 1/2" 1890 |
| 114 |
$160 |
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$150 |
Unsigned 3 gallon ovoid jug. Probably Mogadore, Ohio origin. The flower decoration, glaze imperfections and color are typical of pottery from that region. Some staining from use.
16" 1850 |
| 115 |
$550 |
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$450 |
Unsigned 12 gallon tall ovoid crock. Decorated with a long stemmed double daisy design attributed to
Summit CO Potters, in Ohio. This is the largest piece we have had from this region. Minor old flake spots at the base on the left and right of the design.
20" 1870 |
| 116 |
$575 |
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$150 |
Unsigned 10 gallon double handled cooler. Scribed and underlined, "10" at the shoulder with incised double oak leaf below. Peppery glaze, heavy clay, and imperfections in the making are consistent with
Ohio pottery. There is a minor chip at the back of the spout and some staining from use.
20" 1850 |
| 117 |
$130 |
 |
$30 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed in large letters, "RICE" above "PATTERSON, NJ". Brown ochre accents all around the top. Excellent.
11" |
| 118 |
$80 |
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$30 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed, "D. GOODING" at the shoulder. Blue accents all around the spout. Some overglazing in the making. 8 1/2" |
| 119 |
$160 |
 |
$30 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed, "E-FERRIS" at the shoulder. Accented with a blue wash all around the top. Glaze drip occurred in making.
10" |
| 120 |
$70 |
 |
$60 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed at the shoulder, "S KNICKERBOCKER/1845". One of the earliest dates we have had on this form. Oval shape, glaze discoloration, and minor glaze spider at the shoulder on the back, all occurred in the making.
10" 1845 |
| 121 |
$90 |
 |
$60 |
Stoneware bottle. Blue slip, "FOX" at the shoulder. There is a chip at the spout. A chip at the base on the back, minor scratch under the glaze. Some staining from use.
10" |
| 122 |
$60 |
 |
$60 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed and blue accented at the shoulder, "D. W. TARR & CO/1853". Additional blue accents at the spout. There is a chip at the spout and a scratch in the glaze on the back. Tight long spider on the right side and glaze wear and minor staining from use.
10" 1853 |
| 123 |
$80 |
 |
$80 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed, "BROWNELL WHEATON & CO/1854/BOTTLE NOT SOLD". All under the spout to shoulder blue. There is a chip at the spout. Over glazed and clay separation just below the shoulder occurred in the making.
10" 1854 |
| 124 |
$80 |
 |
$80 |
Small paneled stoneware bottle. Impressed, "DR. CRONK" at the shoulder. Blue accents at the neck. Peppery glaze, stone ping and minor imperfections in the making.
9 1/4" |
| 125 |
$70 |
 |
$30 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed and blue accented at the shoulder, "A. H. CORK/ROCHESTER". Touch marks and peppery glaze in the making.
10" |
| 126 |
No Bid |
 |
$80 |
Stoneware bottle. Impressed and blue accented, "RICE & PLUMMER/1848". This is the
earliest date we have had on a stoneware bottle of this form. Roughness at the spout and minor wear and staining from use.
10" |
| 127 |
$70 |
 |
$30 |
Lot of four Ginger Beer bottles. See the website for close photos and details.
The first: Youngstown, Ohio. Minor imperfections in the making.
The second: Jacksonville, Florida. Chips at the base on the front.
The third: Buffalo, NY. Some staining from use.
The fourth: Buffalo, NY. Touch mark in the making. Some staining from use. |
| 128 |
$170 |
 |
$90 |
Bulbous stoneware bottle with relief rope and tassel frame around, "P. A. R. A. LIQUOR VITRAFINE", which is relief and blue accented. Possibly WHITES UTICA. Good condition.
11" 1880 |
| 129 |
$525 |
 |
$200 |
Blue and gray Saltglaze coffee pot with original lid. Logo and relief advertising for, "Faust Blend Coffee" on the body. Relief and blue accented, "Blanke's Drip Coffee Pot"
on the lid. This piece is complete including the original muslin strainer. Best
example we have had of this highly desirable Whites Pottery molded piece. There is a surface chip at the spout and the interior rim. 9 1/2" 1890 |
| 130 |
$325 |
 |
$150 |
Blue and gray Bristol glazed bulbous pitcher. One of a kind, end of day piece from
Whites Pottery. Elaborately impressed with 9 cogwheel designs and random star points with relief
wheat shaft design below the spout. There is a very minor surface chip at the spout. There is a touch mark at the shoulder that occurred in the kiln. Rare.
6 1/2" 1880 |
| 131 |
$250 |
 |
$100 |
Saltglaze mug with the impressed, "The INDIAN KING" logo. Made to
commemorate their 160th anniversary. Impressed, "HADDONFIELD, NJ 1750-1910" below the logo. Impressed on the bottom, "C. W. & BRO" for the
Wingender factory. There is a surface chip at the rim.
5 1/2" 1910 |
| 132 |
$130 |
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$100 |
MINIATURE Rare hand thrown handled mug with relief and blue accented bands. Probably an end of day
whimsy of NY/NE origin. Good condition.
2 1/4" 1840 |
| 133 |
No Bid |
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$1,500 |
Stoneware saltglazed "TOBY" pitcher with
relief hound handle. Blue accents at the nose, handle, and relief hair that
circles the extended rim above the shoulder. Attributed to Jersey City,
NJ pottery. One of only 4 known examples. 2 are in prominent museum
collections and the other is in a private collection. Rare is an
understatement. There is some very old chipping at the rim and a couple of old, smooth chips at the base. Minor age spidering around the base. Minor imperfections in the making.
6" 1830 |
| 134 |
$400 |
 |
$250 |
Unsigned approximate 1/2 gallon jug in a brown glaze. Decorated with an incised turtle holding an arrow in it's mouth. Similar to early
American Indian designs on pottery. Probably NY origin. Glaze imperfections in the making. Rare.
9" 1860 |
| 135 |
$30 |
 |
$30 |
Pottery bank in the form of a handled jug. The red clay in unglazed but there are traces of the original red milk paint. Wear from use.
4 1/2" 1860 |
| 136 |
$150 |
 |
$50 |
Redware beehive shaped coin bank with cone finial. Finished in a dark peppery brown, alkaline glaze.
Additionally accented with 3 scribe lines at the shoulder. Probably PA origin. Minor glaze loss from use.
5" 1840 |
| 137 |
$30 |
 |
$30 |
Stoneware flower pot with attached drain dish. Relief cattail pattern and finished in a brown Albany glaze. Minor staining to the unglaze interior.
5 1/2" 1880 |
| 138 |
No Bid |
 |
$60 |
Large stoneware planter with attached drain dish. Finished in a dark Albany glaze. Probably Fort Edward Pottery. Minor stone ping in the making.
8 1/2" 1870 |
| 139 |
$140 |
 |
$100 |
Unsigned 3 quart flower pot with brushed blue flower design. Impressed, "3". Probably
Fort Edward factory. There are surface chips in the attached drain dish. Stained from use.
6 1/2" 1870 |
| 140 |
$80 |
 |
$50 |
Lug handled flower pot form. Impressed at the shoulder, "PATENTED/APRIL 27, 1875/GEDDES NY". Chips at the base and there is a long rim chip. Other minor surface chips at the rim. Clay separation in the making. Unusual form.
7" 1875 |
| 141 |
$30 |
 |
$30 |
Stoneware 4-hole inkwell, probably NYS origin.
Glaze imperfections in the making. Ink stained from use.
3 1/2" diam 1860 |
| 142 |
No Bid |
 |
$80 |
EDMANDS & CO humidor in a relief panel design and applied rope handles. Finished in a brown glaze. Maker's mark impressed on the bottom. There is a chip in the knob handle. Fingerprints from the potter at the base. There is a large chip in the interior of the original lid. Tight line and other surface chips in the underside of the lid.
7 1/2" 1870 |
| 143 |
$110 |
 |
$100 |
Unsigned floor spittoon in a deep relief rod and drape pattern above a relief fretwork pattern. Possibly
Red Wing Factory. Minor imperfections in the making.
5 1/2" 10" 1880 |
| 144 |
$30 |
 |
$30 |
BROWN POTTERY miniature preserve jar in an Albany glaze. Factory mark is impressed on the bottom. There is some glaze chipping at the rim.
3 1/2" 1890 |
| 145 |
$80 |
 |
$80 |
Lot of two extreme miniature jugs.
The first: A political campaign piece with original paper label, "HARRISON
AND MORTON". Good condition.
The second: In an Albany glaze, touch marks in the making. |
| 146 |
$100 |
 |
$30 |
Miniature "Little Brown Jug". Bennington, Vt origin. Minor glaze fleck at the spout on the left side.
3" 1870 |
| 147 |
$225 |
 |
$40 |
Miniature ribbon handled ovoid jug in a bright brown glaze. Probably NY/NE origin. Minor flecks in the glaze.
3" 1830 |
| 148 |
$150 |
 |
$150 |
Miniature end of day salt crock. Hand thrown and scribed in the bottom, "CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA". Finished in a mottled tan/brown glaze. Excellent.
2" 1860 |
| 149 |
$300 |
 |
$250 |
Rare hand formed redware advertising shoe. In relief across the front, "A. D. 1690 DEAN BROS TAUNTON". Stamped on the bottom with the logo, "DEAN BROTHERS THE SHOE MEN TAUNTON". Probably a bicentennial
commemorative. Possibly made by Edmands factory, Charlestown, Mass. There is some old minor chipping and glaze loss.
5 1/2" long 1890 |
| 150 |
$80 |
 |
$60 |
Lot of approximate 50 marbles in varying colors and sizes. Includes one in a Rockingham glaze over 1" in diameter. Others 1/4" - 1" diam. Good condition. |
| 151 |
$110 |
 |
$80 |
Stoneware PIPKIN with original lid in a peppery mustard glaze. Uncommon form. Stack marks and minor glaze loss in the making. Glaze wear and chips at the rim from use.
There is a short line extending up from a line in the bottom. It can be seen on
the side to the right of the stack mark.
There are a few minor chips in the lid.
6 1/2" 1850 |
| 152 |
No Bid |
 |
$100 |
WARRENTED STAFFORDSHIRE ADAMS ENGLAND oversized occupational mug and under plate. Decorated with an under the glaze stenciled design honoring the farmer. "In God is our Trust the Farmer's Arm". See the website for additional details. Good condition.
4" X 8" 1880 |
| 153 |
$150 |
 |
$100 |
STONE MASON FRUIT JAR UNION STONEWARE CO RED WING MINN. Approximate 1 quart jar. Incised on the bottom, "PAT JAN 24, 1899". Comes with original lid and seal. Some wear to the threads from use. Minor glaze imperfections in the making.
7" 1899 |
| 154 |
$70 |
 |
$50 |
Bristol glaze preserve jar with lid and clasp. Wear to the original "HEINZ APPLE BUTTER" paper labels. Good condition.
8" 1900 |
| 155 |
$80 |
 |
$60 |
Unsigned approximate 1 quart Bristol glaze preserve jar with original lid and iron lasp. Applied paper label, "HEINZ APPLE BUTTER". Great color and apple design. Some missing spots on the front label. Same with the back label. Minor staining and age crazing to the jar.
8 3/4" 1890 |
| 156 |
$100 |
 |
$50 |
Unsigned approximate 1 quart preserve jar with original lid and iron lasp. Applied paper label, "A. L. BLAIR'S SPICED CIDER VINEGAR PICKLES CHERKINS BRATTLEBORO VERMONT". The jar has a hairline at the rim on the back and some staining from use. Chips in the original lid.
7" 1890 |
| 157 |
$225 |
 |
$50 |
Unsigned Bristol glaze approximate 1 quart jug. Applied paper label, "PURE VERMONT BOILED CIDER BRATTLEBORO VT" in nice graphics. The jug is finished in an unusual brushed brown accented glaze. Some staining and wear from use. There is a metal lamp conversion glued into the spout.
7" 1890 |
| 158 |
$30 |
 |
$30 |
Unsigned Bristol glaze approximate 1 pint preserve jar with lid. Paper label, "ROBERTSON'S SCOTCH MARMALADE ORANGE". There are some chips in the button handle of the lid. Some staining from use.
5" 1890 |
| 159 |
$325 |
 |
$80 |
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon Bristol glaze preserve jar with original lid. Applied paper label, "HEINZ PRESERVE BLACKBERRIES". Label is in fantastic lithographs. There is some surface chipping around the lid. Some staining from use.
7 1/2" 1890 |
| 160 |
$100 |
 |
$50 |
Unsigned approximate 1 quart Bristol glaze preserve jar with original lid and bale handle. Applied paper label, "HEINZ'S PRESERVED PINEAPPLE" with color lithograph fruit. Jar is impressed, "Patented Feb 11, 1890" at the base on the back. Front label has some spots missing. Back label is illegible and torn. Some staining and glaze crazing to the jar.
5 3/4" 1890 |
