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Antique c 1899 Hawthorn PA / H.P. CO. Stoneware 1 G Jug Crock Cobalt Blue NR yqz
Untitled Document Welcome to EstateAuctionsInc! We are one of the Leading Sellers of Antiques. Collectibles and Quirky items on eBay. We have been selling since 1998 and ALL of our auctions start at.99 cents. We are proud to announce that we maintain a"FIVE STAR Detailed Seller Rating" and our staff strives for 100% customer satisfaction. Our 100% feedback rating will vouch for that. We work with consigners from Coast-To-Coast and work hard to make sure we have top quality items. We are"Your Quality Zone" search"YQZ" to see our other listings or_ UP IN THIS AUCTION Antique c 1899 Hawthorn PA/ H.P. CO. Stoneware 1 G Jug Crock Cobalt Blue NR We LOVE Our Stoneware Jugs! Please be patient there are 11 photos to be loaded in this auction. In this auction we have an antique circa 1899 Hawthorn PA/ H.P. CO. 1 gallon ... morestoneware jug. Written in cobalt blue. This jug from Pennsylvania measures approx. 9" tall x 7 1/2" in diameter. It is in really good condition, there is a large miss in the glaze about 1" x 1 1/2" minor flakes to some of the glaze, please see all our photos for specifics! This is a great antique jug from Pennsylvania, the perfect piece to add to your stoneware collection! GOOD LUCK! For a period ranging roughly from 1899 to approximately 1920. Hawthorn was the site of the Hawthorn Pottery Company- one of the leading small industries of the Redbank Valley. Hawthorn Pottery got its start in 1894 when W.T. Putney and E.A. Hamilton purchased the land, buildings, and pottery-making equipment from George Alabaster. Alabaster was a well-known potter from nearby New Bethlehem, but little is recorded about his operations in Hawthorn. At the time, Hawthorn was known as West Milville. The pottery relied on local materials- using"potters clay" from the Red Bank Creek and paying 20 cents per(long) ton- 2.240 pounds. Over the next several years, additional buildings were added and a railroad siding was built to serve the pottery. The
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