Property from the Collection of Leslie and Peter Warwick, Middletown, New Jersey
A Group of Three American Redware Vessels, 19th Century
Lot Closed
January 25, 08:33 PM GMT
Estimate
5,000 - 8,000 USD
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Description
red earthenware
heights 6 in., 9 in., and 10 in.
comprising a jar attributed to Wilhelm Medinger Sr. (1826-1902), Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, circa 1875, a stew pot with associated lid, Bristol County, Massachusetts, 19th century, and a bulb jar, attributed to Alvin Wilcox, West Bloomfield, New York, circa 1835 (3 pieces).
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Redware jar:
Samuel Herrup, December 2006.
Redware stew pot:
Skinner Inc., Killingworth, Connecticut, Collection of Lew Scranton, 2016.
Redware bulb jar:
David Good & Samuel Forsythe, Connecticut Antiques Show, Hartford, March 2005.
Remi Spriggs, “Living with antiques: An Americana collection in New Jersey,” Magazine Antiques (April 2005), 94-105;
Leslie and Peter Warwick, Love At First Sight: Discovering Stories About Folk Art & Antiques Collected by Two Generations & Three Families, (New Jersey: 2022), pp. 103-4, fig. 181, fig. 182, and fig. 184.
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