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    Posted 14 years ago

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    cinrealtor
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    Need help to ideniy this pottery - i pulled it out of the Cap rear River in Southport North Carolina - prefect condition - if anyone one has any info - please share

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    1. tikiray tikiray, 14 years ago
      Cape Fear River? I used to live on that river. Love the jug, but I don't know anything about it. lol
    2. cindy, 14 years ago
      i know you miss the area - cin
    3. tikiray tikiray, 14 years ago
      OMG do I ever!!!! I lived in Wilmington. Now I live in Louisiana. :( The culture here is very neat, but I hate it here. lol

      As far as your jug goes.... I'm sure you know that Wilmington has always been a major port.... even during the Civil War. If you pulled this out of the river then it could have been from a sunken ship.
    4. tikiray tikiray, 14 years ago
      The mark on your jug is a fleur de lis.
    5. Brandt Zipp, 14 years ago
      Hi, This is a very interesting example of eighteenth century New York / New Jersey stoneware. These potters regularly traded with the Southern states, so it is not surprising that this turned up in the Cape Fear River. Would it be possible for you to email us more photos, along with the height of the jug? We would be more than happy to provide you with a free pre-auction estimate, etc. Best, Brandt Zipp (Feel free to email us at email@crockerfarm.com, or visit our website, http://www.crockerfarm.com.)

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