FALL ANTIQUES & ART AUCTION on Nov 14, 2026 by Meander Auctions by Andrew Richmond and Hollie Davis in OH
OHIO STONEWARE EAGLE PITCHER, 1826, HENRY RAMBO
FIVE UNFINISHED PIECED QUILT TOPS
CAST IRON BUILDING BANK

FALL ANTIQUES & ART AUCTION

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Marietta, OH, United States
Painted and country furniture, stoneware, advertising, holiday, Staffordshire figures, and clocks, as well as the 8th and final part of the quilt and coverlet collection of the late Dr. Virginia Gunn, Wooster, Ohio.
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INCISED STONEWARE JUG DATED 1823: Attributed to Ohio, dated 1823. Ovoid jug with incised vines and flowers, with "1823" at center. 12" high. Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former owners of Judge Piatt's
Estimate:
$400
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$800
$225
(2 bids)
PAINT-DECORATED BLANKET CHEST OF OHIO INTEREST: Pennsylvania or Ohio, mid-19th century, poplar. Dovetailed box on turned feet, locking interior till, and original red and black painted decoration. 22" high, 37.25" wide, 17.5" deep. On the back is
Estimate:
$250
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$500
$125
TURTLE CREEK POTTERY "LAFAYETTE" REDWARE CHARGER: Signed by Christopher Woods, "Give Beautiful a chance," Morrow, Ohio, 1999. Coggled rim and slip decorated. 13" diameter. Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former owners of
Estimate:
$80
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$150
$40
TWO HAMILTON AND JONES STONEWARE JARS: Greensboro, Pennsylvania, c. 1880. With cobalt stenciled decoration. 10.25" high each. Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former owners of Judge Piatt's Ohio Cabin in West
Estimate:
$200
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$400
$100
(1 bid)
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA STONEWARE "STRIPER" JAR: 1860-1880. Apple butter jar with four cobalt stripes. 6.5" high. Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former owners of Judge Piatt's Ohio Cabin in West Liberty. NOTE: We are
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
TWO OHIO STONEWARE CANNING JARS: Includes a brown-glazed jar by Samuel Routson, Wooster, 1860-1880, 10" high; together with a James Benjamin, Cincinnati wax sealer, c. 1870, 9.5" high. Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
OHIO COBALT-DECORATED STONEWARE JAR: J.C. Smith, Mogadore, mid-19th century. Four-gallon ovoid jar, marked, with large cobalt tulip, 16" high. Treichler notes that James C. Smith of Mogadore was engaged to a daughter of one of the
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
(1 bid)
TWO SOLOMON PURDY, OHIO STONEWARE PIECES: Portage County, mid-19th century. Both marked with cobalt highlights. Includes a one-gallon jug, 11.75" high; together with a two gallon jar with lid, 12" high. Provenance: the collection of Ron and
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
TWO STONEWARE JARS BY A.P. DONAGHHO: Parkersburg, West Virginia, c. 1880. One stenciled for Donaghho, and the other for E.B. Taylor, Richmond, Virginia. 10" high. Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
THREE AMERICAN POTTERY ANIMALS: Late 19th-early 20th century. Includes a sewer tile dog, probably Ohio, 9" high; a small unglazed spaniel, 5.5" high; and an illegibly signed buff-colored pig with molded flowers, ex Jack Batdorff
Estimate:
$200
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$400
$100
NORTH LIMA, OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET: Mahoning County, 1853. Single-loom-width, dark blue, red, and light green, with a central star, and lyre and basket border. 87" by 71". Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz,
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
LOGAN COUNTY, OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET: John McLaughlin (b. 1788), dated 1853. Blue and red, in the "Pyna Rose" pattern, with signed corner blocks. 84" by 75". Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former owners of
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
XENIA, OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET: Dennis Cosley, dated 1859. Green, red, and cream, with a floral medallion pattern and fruit basket border. 87" by 79". Provenance: the collection of Ron and the late Bobbie Gratz, former owners of
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
JANE LEW, WV DECORATED STONEWARE CHURN: J.P, Parker, Jane Lew, West Virginia, late 19th century. 6-gallon churn with freehand capacity mark and stenciled cross and hearts. 19" high. Provenance: a Pennsylvania collection. NOTE: We are happy
Estimate:
$200
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$400
$100
(1 bid)
AFRICAN AMERICAN BUST, ERNEST "POPEYE" REED (OHIO, 1919-1985): Jackson, Ohio, 20th century. Diminutive, carved sandstone bust of an African American man. 9.25" high. Provenance: a Pennsylvania collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer questions and take
Estimate:
$250
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$500
$125
(1 bid)
AMERICAN PAINT-DECORATED STEPBACK CUPBOARD: Ohio or Pennsylvania, possibly Mennonite, mid-19th century, pine and poplar. Two-piece, the upper section with two 6-pane doors over five small drawers; the lower section with three drawers over two
Estimate:
$1,000
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$2,000
$500
MICHIGAN SPENCERIAN ADVERTISING BROADSIDE: Drawn by Henry King, "The Poultry Man," Battle Creek, Michigan, late 19th century, ink on paper. Central chickens with ad for King's "Strictly Pure" chickens, below an ad for the Battle Creek
Estimate:
$200
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$400
$100
(1 bid)
MIDWESTERN SHERATON ONE-DRAWER STAND: 1820-1840, walnut and poplar. Turned legs and an untouched original finish. 29.5" high, 21.5" wide, 17" deep. Provenance: an Indiana collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer questions and take
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
PORTRAIT OF THE GREAT LAKES CLIPPER SHIP "FOAM": Attributed to N. Young, Cleveland, Ohio, late 19th-early 20th century, pencil and chalk/pastel on paper. Dramatic view of the Foam in full sale, with a US flag on her stern, and with two other ships
Estimate:
$300
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$600
$150
CARTOON BY ELLSWORTH P. SMITH (OHIO, 1895-1996): Titled "TO WHAT END MUST A GUY GO FOR FOR PEACE and QUIET!", watercolor on paper, signed lower right. A comical view of a man reading while cooking over a fire. The barn in the background has
Estimate:
$200
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$400
$100
JANE LEW, WEST VIRGINIA STONEWARE JAR: 1870-1880. Striper jar with three cobalt stripes, 10.25" high. Provenance: a Pennsyvlania collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer questions and take additional photos of lots prior to the auction
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE JUG: Williams and Reppert, c. 1885. 2-gallon jug with stenciled and freehand cobalt decoration, 14" high. Provenance: a Pennsyvlania collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer questions and take additional
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80
JOSEPH RAMBO, OHIO STONEWARE JUG: Muskingum County, 1850-1880. 3-gallon jug with impressed mark, 16" high. Joseph Rambo (1823-1881) was the son of George Rambo Jr. (1801-1879) and nephew of Henry Rambo (1804-1867), who were the first
Estimate:
$150
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$300
$80