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A SALT GLAZED STONEWARE PITCHER WITH PEWTER LID
ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES WINGENDER, HADDONFIELD, NEW JERSEY, LATE 19TH CENTURY
Baluster form with domed pewter lid incised with the initials 'F.T.' the neck with two bands of cobalt glaze blue above a body centering an applied figure of a bare chested man with a beard holding an over- flowing tankard of beer and straddling a keg flanked by incised foliage decorated with cobalt glaze, on a double boarded circular foot--13¼in. high
ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES WINGENDER, HADDONFIELD, NEW JERSEY, LATE 19TH CENTURY
Baluster form with domed pewter lid incised with the initials 'F.T.' the neck with two bands of cobalt glaze blue above a body centering an applied figure of a bare chested man with a beard holding an over- flowing tankard of beer and straddling a keg flanked by incised foliage decorated with cobalt glaze, on a double boarded circular foot--13¼in. high
Provenance
Scott Tyson, March 23, 1986