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$195 USDEarly French Covered Pot With Decorated Lid
Antiques:Primitives:French:Country:Pottery:Folk Art
Mid size 19th century, French earthenware covered pot with a blue glaze. It has a flat rim. Decorated with a creamy yellow, green, red - orange coggled slip. The bowl is from the Alsace region of France. A mid size pot with a lid and ear handles. It has a rich color due to the glaze and the clay. The glaze to the exterior pot and lid has flowers. There is a large chip to the lid and a small chip on the underside of one ear handle. There are no cracks or repairs. There is some wear and glaze loss ...
$295 USDEarly French Country Pottery Dough Bowl with Slip Decoration
Antiques:Primitives:French:Country:Pottery:Folk Art
Large 19th century, French earthenware bowl with a pumpkin glaze. It has a flared rim. Decorated with a creamy yellow coggled slip. The bowl is from the Alsace region of France. A large dough bowl which has a rich color due to the glaze and the clay. There is no glaze to the exterior, only the lip of the bowl and the interior. There are no chips which are common to find in this type of clay. There are no cracks or repairs. There is glaze loss on the bottom from years of use. The measurements are ...
$245 USDEarly French Pottery Dough Bowl
Antiques:Primitives:French:Country:Pottery:Folk Art
Large early 20th century, French earthenware bowl with a pumpkin glaze. It has a slight flared rim. Decorated with a creamy yellow coggled slip. The bowl is from the Alsace region of France. A large dough bowl which has a rich color due to the glaze and the clay. There is no glaze to the exterior, only the lip of the bowl and the interior. There are small minor chips on the underside of the lip which are common to find in this type of clay. There are no cracks or repairs. There is no glaze loss. ...| Items 1 - 3 of 3 | Page 1 of 1 |
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