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SEAN68's loves41093 of 52245"Three Maidens Vase"/ Raised Enamel Asian Figures and Floral Designs/ Unknown Maker and AgeJosephinenhütte Cobalt Blue "Bronze-Cypern" glass vase, enameled by Max Rade, ca. 1899
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    Posted 10 years ago

    mdac28
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    Dug up in Central NJ.
    Has anyone seen anything like this? Is the pattern familiar?

    Fingers crossed for some info ~

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    Comments

    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      Just wondering about its diameter, size. Is it a flat piece or is it a bowl?
    2. mdac28, 10 years ago
      11"
      Flat like a plate with slightly curved edge.

      : )
    3. Stillwater Stillwater, 10 years ago
      Pennsylvania redware
    4. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 10 years ago
      definitely redware, but why Pennsylvania? NJ is well known for high quality clay.
    5. Stillwater Stillwater, 10 years ago
      IDK, that's just what I've always known it as. I think the majority of that stuff came from Pennsylvania? I don't know much about it
    6. mdac28, 10 years ago
      Would this have been made by Native Americans?
      Any idea of the year(s)?
    7. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 10 years ago
      I am sure glad someone identified this. I was worried about that bead on the back that looks like a wire fed weld.
    8. Stillwater Stillwater, 10 years ago
      Nooo, its not by native Americans. Its an old American ware. Now that you know what its called, go do some Googling and see if you can date it yourself. Researching is the fun part! You learn a lot too. Now you'll always know what this stuff is called

      It does appear to have been restored. Looks like it was broken in half
    9. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 10 years ago
      what a great redware plate!!! i love it!
    10. mdac28, 10 years ago
      Thanks so much!

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