Nationality
American
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Medium
Pottery
Identification #
1985.001.0117
Collection/Provenance
Art & Design Study Collection
Status
Displayed
Location
Hughes Fine Arts Center
Additional Information
From James Carley's notes: Cylindrical redware crock, 9" dia. 8 1/2" high. Unglazed outside except at the ear handles; inside a luscious mustard yellow. Fired upside down, causing an irregular line of glaze at the top. Glaze is chipped off in several places. Used for food storage, probably butter, and smelled it. Very likely Middlebury. Among the glazes used by Calb Farrar who made redware in Middleburg 1812-50 was a greenish yellow. Purchased Glens Falls, NY.
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