19th century, the first is a pitcher with applied angled handle, inscribed bands to shoulder (7.5 in.) (with rim chips); a lidded jar of bulbous body with incised line decoration at shoulder, flat knobbed lid (8 7/8 in.) (with some rim roughness but overall good condition); the third is a bowl with a faint raised line, supported by a small ring foot (3.5 x 6.75 in.) (having some rim chips and hairlines).

Property deaccessioned from MESDA and Old Salem to Benefit the Acquisitions Fund

$200 - 300