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Rare 1820 F.S Fox Athens, NY one of a kind decoration -Cavalier King Charles $1675.00 -
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I have a early New England, Folk Art decorated, powder horn, {dated 1778} in two locations as well as owner's initials. Decorated with numerous floral vines and serpents, reduced saw tooth spout and wood domed cap. Powder horns were a canvas for one of the few indigenous art forms in Colonial America. I also have many plain 18th and 19th. working powder horns at very modest prices. "Collection Quality" $3500.00 -
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Very rare and beautiful 3 gal jug made by the Frederick Carpenter pottery in Charlestown, Ma. Dates to around 1812-1820. Today the referent term for these are, Charlestown pieces. The brown glaze was called "rust decorated". It also was decorated with a early colonial image of a Christmas tree, a good luck symbol. Does have a very old crack all the way in the back which ends well before reaching the bottom or the neck area. Other than that, this is a beautiful and extraordinary example of early Boston stoneware pottery.
$525.00
