| | Lot of (2) Colorful Early Storage Jars (one with period lid), Continental, 1780 1810. 1st Ex: Bright, medium-to-deep yellowish green with an olive tone, freeblown or possibly dip-mold, sheared, tooled, wide flared mouth blowpipe pontil scar, ht. 7 3/8. 2nd Ex: Bluish green with a period, teal-blue domed cover with knopf; both are freeblown, jar with sheared and outward folded wide rim blowpipe pontil scarred base, ht. 10 (including cover), both jars and period cover are perfect!
Two very pretty early blown jars, fantastic condition. The bluish-green jar with the teal cover is filled with tiny minute bubbles.
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| 12 | $ 475 |
| | Lot of (2) Blown Storage Jars, Continental, Germany or possibly France, 1840 1860. Both are shades of honey amber with rich, beautiful orange tones through the neck and towards the base, freeblown or possibly dip mold, cylindrical, sheared mouths with applied string rims blowpipe pontil scarred bases, ht. 9 ¾ & 11 ¼, both are virtually perfect. See VdB, Plate 291, #3. A beautiful pair of early jars. The 9 ¾ example has some subtle peach tones in natural daylight.
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| 6 | $ 240 |