- NC WINDSOR CHILD'S CHURCH OR SCHOOL
BENCHWindsor child's church or school bench with blue/grey paint, mixed woods, country spindle back and plank seat mounted on a box with storage cubicles, all on turned splayed...
[more like this] - 19TH C. NC STONEWARE JAR, SIGNED G.
WOLFRare 19th century North Carolina salt-glazed stoneware pottery jar stamped "G. Wolf" on one lug handle with an additional "G. Wolf" stamp below the handle. 11 1/4_ H....
[more like this] - FIVE PIECES OF NORTH CAROLINA POTTERYsalt
glaze jug with coggle decoration at shoulder, collared neck, strap handle, 9 in., small crock with tooled shoulder, applied lug handles, 5-3/4 in., both stamped "W.H. HANCOCK",...
[more like this] - NORTH CAROLINA PAINTED BLANKET CHEST
Piedmont region attributed to Alamance County, circa 1830, yellow pine, six board dovetailed case construction, old (likely original) blue paint, hinged lid with bread board...
[more like this] - EIGHT PUBLICATIONS ON SOUTHERN POTTERY
To include: The Moravian Potters in North Carolina (Old Salem, 1972); Moravian Decorative Arts in North Carolina (Old Salem, 1981); Raised in Clay: The Southern Pottery Tradition...
[more like this] - Rare Alamance Co. North Carolina earthenware
sugar bowl and cover with small applied strap handles early 19th c. with vibrant yellow... ?...
[more like this] - Two Hand-Woven Bed Covers American,
possibly Southern, 19th century: one blue and white cotton, two hand-woven panels joined at center, probably Alamance plaid (Alamance County, North Carolina), 96 x 76 in.,...
[more like this] - Southern step back cupboard, one case
construction with yellow pine throughout, two doors opening to shelved interior, early indigo blue paint, attributed to Alamance County, North Carolina, second half 19th century,...
[more like this] - North Carolina paint decorated step
back cupboard, single-case construction of poplar and pine, upper doors with punched tins opening to shelved interior, paneled lower doors opening to shelved interior, shaped...
[more like this] - Early North Carolina Ladder-Back Armchair
attributed to Alamance County, second half 18th century, mixed hardwoods with shaped arms and woven split seat, turned feet, traces of early brown paint, 44 x 21-1/2 x 16-1/4...
[more like this] - North Carolina Federal chest, cut nail
and dovetailed construction, two-over-three drawers with dovetailed construction, yellow pine, poplar and oak secondary with sourwood(?) backboards, scalloped top molding,...
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