GLASS INTERNATIONAL AUCTION 32 2015-06-13 Auction - 67 Price Results - Glass International in NEW JERSEY
GLASS INTERNATIONAL AUCTION 32
LIBERTY FOREVER S.AMBOY N.JERSEY, STONEWARE CROCK
WASHINGTON/ EAGLE/ J.R./ LAIRD :HISTORICAL FLASK
STONEWARE HISTORICAL FLASK WITH AMERICAN INDIAN MOTIF
Done
MEDFORD, NJ, United States
Auction Details

GLASS INTERNATIONAL AUCTION 32

EARLY AMERICAN GLASS, STONEWARE & FOLK ART
SOLD
J.REMMEY MANHATTAN WELLS, NY; INCISED FLORAL CROCK: 11” h., approximately one- and- one- half- gallon crock, blue at the makers mark with additional blue accents at the open handles. The reverse side has a large hand incised and blued flower & petal
Est.
$3,000
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$5,000
SOLD
LIBERTY FOREVER S.AMBOY N.JERSEY, STONEWARE CROCK: 10 7/8” h., approximately one and one half-gallon crock with impressed slogan, “liberty Forever S. Amboy N. Jersey “, with a stylized hand pointing to “Liberty”, the inscription is also
Est.
$3,000
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$5,000
SOLD
RARE, EARLY JERSEY DECORATED STONEWARE JUG: 7 ½”h., ovoid shaped jug, interesting freehand cobalt blue peach, or apple, with two leaves, hanging like a medallion around the neck, the neck decorated with horizontal rings of cobalt blue,
Est.
$750
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$1,500
SOLD
WASHINGTON/ EAGLE/ J.R./ LAIRD :HISTORICAL FLASK: Pint, McK-G1-6, Aquamarine, historical flask, portrait of General Washington with eagle on reverse, embossed J.R/Laird/S.C./Pitt., sheared lip, pontil scar; factory of John Robinson, Pittsburgh,
Est.
$3,000
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$6,000
SOLD
STONEWARE HISTORICAL FLASK WITH AMERICAN INDIAN MOTIF: 7 ½”h., stamped “ Clark & Fox/ Athens/ N.Y.,” c.1835, molded salt glaze stoneware flask , both sides featuring a high relief design of an American Indian in head dress holding a bow,
Est.
$3,000
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$5,000
SOLD
RARE REDWARE “CONSTITUTION “LACY CUP PLATE: 3 ¼” h., Mck- no.10, plt.-186, so called “Cadmus” listed in blue glass ; this example is a very rare redware Lacy cup plate in perfect condition. Lacy pressed glass salts are sometime found
Est.
$1,000
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$2,000
SOLD
DIMINUTIVE REDWARE PLATE WITH YELLOW SLIP BIRD: 3 ½” d., Lead glazed redware, rare size plate with pie crust edges and yellow slip folk art “bird”,possibly a Sparrow , poised upon what appears to be eggs;c. 1820-30, New Jersey or
Est.
$400
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$800
SOLD
MINIATURE BALTIMORE DECORATED STONEWARE CROCK: 1 ½”h., x 1 ½” w., gray tan, salt glaze , miniature straight sided crock with handles, cobalt blue decorated “chain” motif; attributed to the Herman Pottery, c. 1870-1880, Baltimore, MD.,
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
RARE GLAZE NORTH CAROLINA REDWARE BATTER JUG: 7½” h., redware batter jug with handle and short spout, accented with vertical stripes in bluish gray, exceptional form and character, c. 1860-80, North Carolina, mint condition, but possibly
Est.
$400
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$800
SOLD
FREDERICK KREBS, AMERICAN 1784-1812: FRAKTUR: Water color & ink on printed paper, 12 ¼” h., x 15” w. made for Anna Margaret,1795 North Hampton. Pa.; original untouched condition, un-restored, with early 19th c, newspaper backing; signed
Est.
$1,000
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$2,000
SOLD
EARLY PAINTED PANTRY BOX STYLE SCOOP: 4 ½” h., x 7” w., painted folk art pantry box with inserted homemade handle: olive green handle and body with Germanic floral style; colors of salmon, brick red, mustard,, black and green, paint
Est.
$300
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$600
SOLD
SARAH WISTAR PENNOCK 1825 POTRAIT IN OIL, PHILADELPHIA: Descended in the Wistar Pennock family down to Wistar Pennock descendant Caroline Pennock Davis. Sarah Wistar Pennock was the daughter of Sarah Wistar and George Pennock, she married physician
Est.
$5,000
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$10,000
SOLD
EARLY MAINE FOLK ART CARVING: FLY FISHERMAN, 1900-20: 10 ½”h., carved white pine or sugar pine, brown stain, sculpture of an early fly fisherman with facial grimace, the angler is posed standing upright holding a fly rod and has unwittingly hooked
Est.
$2,000
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$4,000
SOLD
RARE 19TH C. VIRGINIA FOLK ART GOOSE DECOY: 11 ¾”h., x 24”l, nineteenth century working decoy of a life size Canadian Goose, originally paint ; c. 1870-1900, restored head, expertly crafted about 30 years ago by renown Jersey carver
Est.
$5,000
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$10,000
SOLD
EARLY FOLK ART GAME BOARD: 24” x 18”, black, red, blue and mustard color; obverse side- stylized stars, intricate geometric patterns, and blue dots, possibly Parcheesi; reverse- checkered board, red & black with blue
Est.
$2,000
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$4,000
SOLD
GENUINE 19TH CENTURY CIRCUS WAGON CARVING: MITHRAS: 3 ½ foot in diameter, probably pine, hand carved scene from antiquity depicting Mithras and the bull, the round carvings decorated the circus wagons and were placed accordingly usually from four to
Est.
$600
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$1,200
SOLD
IMPORTANT WISTARBERG DECORATED CREAM JUG: 4 ½”h., clear midnight blue with purple hue, low level lead from cullet, pear shape body, applied superimposed gather hand tooled into six leaf-like pads, delicate applied threading around throat,
Est.
$20,000
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$50,000
RARE BLUE PHILADEPHIA FREEBLOWN WASH- BOWL: 14d.,x 7 h., Light blue, non-lead bottle glass, large round deep bowl, slightly tapering outward to flared rim, with heavy out-fold, tubular pontil ; Literally found in a house on the Delaware
Est.
$1,200
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$2,500
Lot Passed