Rare North Carolina redware charger, ca. 1810, possibly Dennis pottery, New Salem, North Carolina, with a central green and cream slip floral pinwheel with four flowers emanating from it and a border with foliate sprays and trailing vines, 14 1/8" dia. For information and examples, see Hunter and BeckerditeCeramics in America, pgs. 140-167. Provenance:The Collection of J. Jefferson and Anne Weiler Miller. Condition:Old chips to rim. Significant touch up to the majority of the glazing in the center.
Rare North Carolina redware charger, ca. 1810, possibly Dennis pottery, New Salem, North Carolina, with a central green and cream slip floral pinwheel with four flowers emanating from it and a border with foliate sprays and trailing vines, 14 1/8" dia. For information and examples, see Hunter and BeckerditeCeramics in America, pgs. 140-167. Provenance:The Collection of J. Jefferson and Anne Weiler Miller. Condition:Old chips to rim. Significant touch up to the majority of the glazing in the center.
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