Medinger Redware Plate
Glazed redware plate attributed to Jacob Medinger (1857-1932), Neiffer, Montgomery County, Pa. Sgraffito decoration of a peafowl surrounded by stylized tulips and vines. Coggled rim with good manganese and copper oxide highlights. Provanance - Hazel Douglas Antiques, Skippack, Pa. Diameter - 9”.
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PA Redware Plate
Pennsylvania redware plate with desirable yellow slip dots, stripes and wavy lines, and manganese sponge decoration. It has a coggled rim with two small rim flakes visible in the photo. Circa 1860. Diameter - 7 7/8 inches.
1800.00
Large PA Redware Plate
Excellent Pennsylvania redware slip decorated plate circa 1850. Well defined coggled rim and a good deep pumpkin color. As expected very minor wear to the rim due to it's age and use. The photo doesn't due the piece justice as it looks much better in person without the glare. Diameter - 10".
995.00
Remmey Stoneware Pitcher
Large stoneware pitcher with bold form and decoration. Attributed to the Richard Remmey factory of Philadelphia circa 1860. Excellent original condition. Height - 12”.
1350.00
PA Redware Plate
Near mint Pennsylvania redware plate with good yellow slip decoration and a cog led rim. Diameter 10 1/2 inches.
995.00
PA Stoneware Pitcher
Nice clean Pennsylvania stoneware water pitcher with swag and flower cobalt decoration. Height - 9”. Attributed to the Richard Remmey factory of Philadelphia circa 1870. Excellent original condition.
975.00
Stoneware Pitcher
Large Central Pennsylvania stoneware pitcher with bold flower and swag cobalt decoration. Nicely tooled rim and shoulder. Stamped 2 gallon. Height - 13 inches.
1900.00
Rare Large Rudolph Redware Mold
Large cake mold attributed to Ruldolph Draugh of Harrow (Bucks County), Pennsylvania. Excellent swirl form and color with manganese splotching. Small old rim chip.
Width 10"
950.00
Stoneware Cuspidor
Stoneware Cuspidor from the Remmey factory in Philadelphia, Pa. Nice clean piece with no restoration. Width - 7 1/2 inches.
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Lucile Martin Garden Gnome
Really nice ceramic garden gnome formed, decorated and fired by Lucile "Lu" Martin (1910-2000) of Syracuse, Illinois. Lucile was a self taught artist who made a limited number of large ceramic figural items primarily for her family and friends, and for her own keeping. Her very creative whimsical works were not sold commercially. Note the small bird in the gnome's right hand. Signed and dated 1970. Height - 25".
625.00
Redware Slip Decorated Plate
19th century - attributed to Willboughy Smith of Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania.
Seven inches wide with tic-tac-toe slip design. Excellent condition with no restorations.
1100.00
