Early Redware Maine Rumlet

EARLY REDWARE JUG . WELLS MAINE 9" TALL

Possibly Philbrick, height 9 inches. Hairline to side by handle.

Of ovoid form, the rim and neck surrounded by tooled banding, applied ribbed strap handle, the orange clay covered down to the unglazed foot in dark brown glaze. Height 8 1/2 inches.

probably Pennsylvania or Southern, likely Moravian, late 18th/early 19th century. lead glazed on well-formed body. H6 1/2" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Two early American New England redware jugs. The first with ribbed handle and black manganese splotch decoration. Circa 1840. H 8-1/2". Condition: Excellent original condition with a few very minor ba

Two 19th century redware chargers. Probably Connecticut. Minor chips and imperfections. Dia. 13-1/2" and 13-1/8". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/search/personal

OVOID REDWARE JUG WITH STRAP HANDLE 11"

with E. A. Robinson provenance. 14 inches high.

Redware rumlet with manganese decoration. American. Circa 1830. H 5-3/4". Condition: Original condition with some rim chips. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lson7a6

One insignificant chip on the inner rim of the pot. Covered in crazing. Teapot measures approximately 3.5” high.

Collection of (4) 18th c. American Redware Plates, probably Pennsylvania, incl: (2) Plates with wavy rows yellow slip decoration and coggle wheel edges, 7 3/4" and 8 3/4" diam.; and (2) Plates with fl

Two good early redware jars. Probably Connecticut. Mid 19th century. H 7-3/8" Dia. bottom 4-3/4". H 10-1/2" D bottom 6-1/2". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res i

Four pieces of early redware. Flowerpot: H 6-1/4" D 6". Cone: H 5-1/4" D 3-3/4". Pot: H 4-1/4" (with lid) D 4". Blue pot: H 4-3/4" D 4-3/4". Cond

Lot of 5 Decorated Early Redware Plates - approx. 10.5" largest

Early redware ink bottle with wood holder, 2.25"T

Early Pa. redware plate with slip decoration St. Elizabeth of Munga, NY, 10" dia.

Two early redware pots together with a small stoneware jar holding large earthenware marble. All mid 19th century or earlier. Provenance: From the estate of Susie Buhalis, Woodstock NY.

Vintage Photographs, circa 1890-1910: Six-Mast Schooner "Addie M. Lawrence, signed "Lamson", built in Bath, Maine by Percy Small, for J.S. Winslow Co. of Portland, ME to haul coal, stranded on a trip

4 pcs of early redware incl a lard pot & apple butter pots - 8" diam x 7 1/2" tall; 7" diam x 5" tall & 5 1/2" diam x 4 3/4" tall

Early 19th century with yellow two line slip trailed inscription on side, part of which reads …If You/Drink You Spill; reticulated cut-outs on neck and three spouts at lip with C scroll handle,

Small pine box with iron hinges, lock and key, 4 x 8 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches deep.

Anonymous. Early Redware Pot with Mini Lug Handles. Not signed. Dark spongeware over traditional redware glaze. Incised wave patterns on body. Glaze chips and wears throughout consistent with age, oth

Augusta, Maine, dating from 1797-1818.

7 3/4" early redware plate with slip decoration