Early Virginia Attributed Bell Family Potters Decorated Jar
Early Virginia Attributed Bell Family Potters Decorated Jar
Medium
Pottery
Date
Mid 19th Century
Condition Report
Good
Exhibited
Currently Mebane Antique Gallery and available for preview
Literature
The item in the selected region is an Early Virginia cobalt-slip decorated stoneware jar attributed to the famous Bell Family of potters from the Shenandoah Valley. Form & Body: This piece features a cylindrical, sturdy build with a distinct tooled shoulder, slightly flared rim, and a warm earthy salt-glaze finish. Decoration: The center of the pot is detailed with a hand-brushed, minimalistic cobalt blue slip design consisting of horizontal bars, dot accents, and a stylized flourish below
Provenance
Van Cleef Collection
Notes
Available for live in house bidding and pay-pick up from our gallery, Always bid with confidence with Mebane Auction. Thank you Jon Lambert
Condition
Very Good
Early Virginia Attributed Bell Family Potters Decorated Jar
Medium
Pottery
Date
Mid 19th Century
Condition Report
Good
Exhibited
Currently Mebane Antique Gallery and available for preview
Literature
The item in the selected region is an Early Virginia cobalt-slip decorated stoneware jar attributed to the famous Bell Family of potters from the Shenandoah Valley. Form & Body: This piece features a cylindrical, sturdy build with a distinct tooled shoulder, slightly flared rim, and a warm earthy salt-glaze finish. Decoration: The center of the pot is detailed with a hand-brushed, minimalistic cobalt blue slip design consisting of horizontal bars, dot accents, and a stylized flourish below
Provenance
Van Cleef Collection
Notes
Available for live in house bidding and pay-pick up from our gallery, Always bid with confidence with Mebane Auction. Thank you Jon Lambert
Condition
Very Good
