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AMERICAN REDWARE / EARTHENWARE INKWELL, manganese- and lead-glazed cylindrical hollow body of unusual two-piece construction with domed top, having three quill holes around shoulder, and a central opening which was plugged before firing with a separately-thrown cylindrical inset well with its own tooled rim. Possibly Pennsylvania. First half 19th century. 2" H, 2 7/16" D.
Excellent condition with some flaking or shallow chipping around base edge, and some nicking around quill holes and the rim of the recessed well.
From the private collection of John and Val Tull, York, PA.