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An early 19th C. Staffordshire soup bowl, measuring 8 3/4" in diameter, made at the pottery of James and Ralph Clews.  

It has an impressed Clews Warranted  Staffordshire mark on the bottom and is stamped 'The Valentine From Wilkie's Designs.'

MRA-01298       $350
An opalescent white flint goblet, measuring 5" high and 4 1/2" in diameter.  Probably Bristol, England or South Jersey, circa 1820s to 1840s.

MRA-2456$295
1940s or 1950s Hazel Atlas Moderntone Platonite white creamer with blue striping. 

MRA-03046$20
1940s or 1950s Hazel Atlas Moderntone Platonite creamer in pale yellow.

MRA-03047$20

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A mid-19th century redware straight-sided pot with manganese splotches, probably made in Norwalk, CT.  It measures 9 1/4" high and  8 1/2" in diameter.  There are some rim chips and a minor hairline on one side that are too faint to see in a photograph.

MRA-05407         $1,450
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An early to mid 19th century redware flask decorated with brown and cream slip, in very good condition.  It measures 6 3/4" high.

MRA-070808    $875
A flat redware flask with manganese. It dates to the 19th century and was probably made in Norwalk, Connecticut. It measures 7 5/8" high. Ex-Lew Scranton.

MRA-090502    $575
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19th century redware flask with manganese on shoulders and front, attributed to Norwalk, Connecticut.  It measures 6 3/4" high.  Ex-Lew Scranton.

MRA-100725  $375