POSSIBLY JOHN BELL (1828-1895), WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY
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A GLAZED REDWARE FIGURE
Possibly John Bell (1828-1895), Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, second half 19th century
Molded as a sheep figure with detailed head, feet and wool standing next to a tree trunk on an oval plinth with incised floral decoration and border of circles, all covered in a red-brown glaze, the underside of the base incised "25"
6¼in. high, 5in. long, 3 1/8in. wide
Possibly John Bell (1828-1895), Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, second half 19th century
Molded as a sheep figure with detailed head, feet and wool standing next to a tree trunk on an oval plinth with incised floral decoration and border of circles, all covered in a red-brown glaze, the underside of the base incised "25"
6¼in. high, 5in. long, 3 1/8in. wide