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=SOLD= 0456:: 1860s Peter Hermann stoneware crock: 10″

Original price was: $200.Current price is: $50.

Place of Origin: America
Period: 1870s c.

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0456:: 1860s Peter Hermann stoneware crock: 10″H.
Freehand cobalt blue clover flowers.

Condition: Good / rim chips and hairline.

In the freehand style of, Peter Hermann, who made pottery on Eager Street in Baltimore from 1850-1872 (William Ketchum, American Stoneware, p. 98).

Weight: 2742g = 6+ lbs + packaging

Sold on eBay 20 OCT 21 for $50

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