| Item. No. | Price | Description |
 | S079 | N/A | SALT GLAZED STONEWARE BOTTLE. German beer bottle in
brown stoneware.
c. 1600-1650. 9" tall. |
 | S080 | N/A | SALT GLAZED STONEWARE BOTTLE. German wine bottle with
face and medallion
cast from original 17th century bottles. German, early to late 17th
century.
9" tall. |
 | S080-A | N/A | SALT GLAZED STONEWARE BOTTLE. Same as above but in a
smaller size.
6" tall. |
 | S085 | N/A | SALT GLAZED STONEWARE MUG. Plain brown stoneware tavern
ale mug. English
or American, 18th century. 6" tall. |
 | S088 | N/A | SALT GLAZED MUG. Common mug, produced by most of the
early English
salt-glaze potteries. 18th century. 4" tall. |
 | S094 | N/A | SALT GLAZED TEA BOWL. 18th century. 2" tall. |
 | S095 | N/A | SALT GLAZED HIP FLASK. Stoneware with one side
collapsed to fit in
pocket. English, c. 1742. 2"-3" tall. |
 | S096 | N/A | SALT GLAZED MINERAL WATER BOTTLE. This style of bottle
was made during
the second half of the 18th century. European. 9"-10" tall. |
 | S097 | N/A | SALT GLAZED JUG. Typical style made in America and
Europe, mid to late
18th century. 6" tall. |
 | S106 | N/A | SALT GLAZED BOWL. Small stoneware bowl with brown band.
American, early
18th century. 4" diameter. |
 | S109 | N/A | SALT GLAZED PITCHER. Same style as ale mug. English, c.
1764. 6" tall. |
 | S117 | N/A | SALT GLAZED POT. Stoneware with cobalt-blue swashes
around handles.
Possibly Charlestown, Massachusetts, c. 1742-45. 8"-9" tall. |
