Circa 1930s, chrome red glazed earthenware, the first in the form of an inverted strawberry pot with loop handles and narrow neck (9.5 in.); the second a footed baluster shape with three loop handles and graduated neck (10 in.), tiny glaze flake to neck; the third a footed double handled Rebecca pitcher with strap handles from the rim to the waist (17.75 in.), with glaze flake to one handle.

The Estate Collection of the late Cornelious Cravitz of Goochland, Virginia

Excellent examples of the "personality" of the North Carolina chrome-red glaze tradition.

$250 - 450