THREE PEASEWARE JARS

Description

Please/Brown family, Concord Township, Lake County, Ohio, late 19th century, maple. Large and small with handles, medium without, all with old/original finish. 5.5", 4", and 3.5" high. Provenance: an Ohio collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer questions and take additional photos of lots prior to the auction (the sooner submitted the better). Any updates or new photographs will be posted to the catalog on our website. Please check there prior to placing bids to ensure that you have the most up-to-date information. SHIPPING: We offer in-house shipping on all lots in this auction. Please see the terms for more information and contact us for a packing/shipping estimate.

Condition

Medium with crack to the lid and rim loss.

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THREE PEASEWARE JARS

Lot 0079A

Estimate $200-$400May 16, 2026, 11:00 AM EDT

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THE AUCTION AT ZOAR: AMERICANA

May 16, 2026 11:00 AM EDT

Marietta, OH, United States

PEASEWARE JAR IN ORIGINAL PAINT: Please/Brown family, Concord Township, Lake County, Ohio, late 19th century, maple. Large jar with its original red paint/wash. 6.5" high. Provenance: an Ohio collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer

May 16, 2026PEASEWARE JAR IN ORIGINAL PAINT

POTTERY DOG: Probably Ohio, late 19th-early 20th century. Buff colored molded clay dog with reddish-tan glaze. 7.5" long. Provenance: an Ohio collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer questions and take additional

May 16, 2026POTTERY DOG

TWO PIECE OF AMERICAN POTTERY: Includes a 19th-century redware jar, 10.5" high; together with a diminutive jug, possibly Auman Pottery, Seagrove, North Carolina, early 20th century, with a variagated green glaze, 5.25" high.

May 16, 2026TWO PIECE OF AMERICAN POTTERY

DECORATED ADVERTISING EGG INCUBATOR: Late 19th century, pine. The Reliable Egg Carrier made by the Reliable Incubator & Brooder Co, Quincy, Illinois for Abe Herzstam, Sydney, Ohio. Original blue paint with stenciled advertisements on

May 16, 2026DECORATED ADVERTISING EGG INCUBATOR

FOLK ART NATIVE AMERICAN BANK: Signed Ben Nelson and dated October 1910. Carved box that separates at the middle, in the form of a Native American carved base. Retains its original polychrome paint decoration with exceptional

May 16, 2026FOLK ART NATIVE AMERICAN BANK

PAIR OF FOLK ART CARVED CANDLE HOLDERS: American, late 19th century, wood and pewter. In the form of carved hands holding the candle blocks, with pewter drip pans and on round bases. Retain their original finish with alligatored surface.

May 16, 2026PAIR OF FOLK ART CARVED CANDLE HOLDERS

DIMINUTIVE BEE BOX: Illinois, c. 1861, mahogany and poplar. Double-hinged box with pyramidal insert, and with its original finish including painted "E.L. JINNETT'S PATENT 1861." 7.25" high, 4.75" wide, 4.5" deep.

May 16, 2026DIMINUTIVE BEE BOX

THREE TIN FOOD MOLDS: American, 19th century. Includes a large fish, 16.5" long; together with two hearts (one of which is a cake pan, 11" and 9" long. Provenance: an Ohio collection. NOTE: We are happy to answer

May 16, 2026THREE TIN FOOD MOLDS

ZOAR, OHIO WARDROBE OR SCHRANK: Late 19th century, cherry and poplar. Two door wardrobe with flat-panel sides and doors, and with two drawers. Retains its original interior hardware and drawer pulls. 75.5" high, 54" wide, 24" deep.

May 16, 2026ZOAR, OHIO WARDROBE OR SCHRANK

ZOAR, OHIO WASHSTAND: Late 19th century, walnut and poplar. Two drawers over two doors, and with applied ornaments including molded diamonds on the sides. 33" high, 34" wide, 19" deep. NOTE: We are happy to answer

May 16, 2026ZOAR, OHIO WASHSTAND

ZOARVILLE , OHIO BUILT-IN CUPBOARD: Tuscarawas County, late 19th century, mixed woods. Two doors over a drop-down compartment with cubbyholes. 39" high, 40" wide, 13" deep. This cupboard originally hung in Ehler's Store in Zoarville, a

May 16, 2026ZOARVILLE , OHIO BUILT-IN CUPBOARD

ZOAR, OHIO CHILD'S BED: Late 19th century, walnut and ash. Turned posts and spindles. 28" high, 25" wide, 42" long. On the inside of one rail is an illegibly written name, which could be Ruolf, an early Zoar name.

May 16, 2026ZOAR, OHIO CHILD'S BED

TWO CHAIRS AND A ROCKER: Probably J. Hicks, Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, mid-19th century, mixed woods. Balloon-backs, all with later black paint. 33" high and 38" high. These chairs were apparently used in Zoar

May 16, 2026TWO CHAIRS AND A ROCKER

ZOAR, OHIO STAND TABLE: Mid-19th century, cherry and poplar. One drawer and tapered legs. 29.5" high. Provenance: Keeping House Bed and Breakdfast, Zoar, Ohio; purchased from Jack Adamson, Zoar, Ohio. NOTE: We are happy to

May 16, 2026ZOAR, OHIO STAND TABLE

ZOAR, OHIO WORK TABLE: Mid-19th century, walnut and poplar. Large pin-top, with one drawer and turned legs. 30" high, 40" wide, 72" long. Provenance: Keeping House Bed and Breakfast, Zoar, Ohio; purchased from the

May 16, 2026ZOAR, OHIO WORK TABLE

COUNTRY CHAIR OR BRETTSTUHL: Possibly Zoar, Ohio, mid-19th century, pine. Plank back and seat, with splayed legs. 41" high. This unusual chair form is of German extract and came to the US with German immigrants beginning in the

May 16, 2026COUNTRY CHAIR OR BRETTSTUHL

OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET ATTRIBUTED TO ABRAHAM ALLEN, 1836: Attributed to Abraham Allen, Clinton County, Ohio, 1836. Jacquard coverlet in indigo and white. Centerfield of snowdrops (often mistaken as pears) offset with with checkerboard diamonds. Border of

May 16, 2026OHIO JACQUARD COVERLET ATTRIBUTED TO ABRAHAM ALLEN, 1836

OHIO-ATTRIBUTED JACQUARD COVERLET, MID-19TH CENTURY: Probably Ohio, mid-19th century. Jacquard coverlet in red and white. Centerfield of 24-point rosettes in fancy lattice layout, offset by smaller stars. Border of grape and flower vines. Fancy floral

May 16, 2026OHIO-ATTRIBUTED JACQUARD COVERLET, MID-19TH CENTURY

PAIR OF PAINTED REDWARE SPANIELS: American, 3rd quarter-19th century. In the form of Staffordshire spaniels, with free front legs, and retaining early/original black and white paint. 8" high. Provenance: an Ohio collection. NOTE: We

May 16, 2026PAIR OF PAINTED REDWARE SPANIELS

NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO POTTERY DOG: George Bagnall, Tuscarawas County, c. 1870. Seated spaniel with free front legs and characteristic "scooped" decoration. 10" high. See Richmond, A Tradition of Progress: Ohio Decorative Arts,

May 16, 2026NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO POTTERY DOG

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