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July 2001
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	Southern Alkaline Glazed Jar/Edgefield? Item #1444887106 Bidding Ended July 13, 2001 Opening Bid $9.99 High Bid $610.00 Reserve Met Description/Dimensions: Light green alkaline glaze. Mid-19th century. 11 1/2" tall & about 9 1/2" in diameter. Damage/Repairs:  Tight hairline app. 5-6" long, a few small chips to the underside of a handle and another very tight hairline, 4", from the base.
	Mini Edgefield Pottery Jar Item #1254142508 Bidding Ended July 16, 2001 Opening Bid $25.00 High Bid $132.50 Reserve Met Description/Dimensions: Found in Edgefield. 5" tall. Clay is red as can be seen from sides of the jar, and the tiny crazing reveals that it is very old. Damage/Repairs:  Mint condition.
	Edgefield - Slave-Made 2 Gallon Jar Item #1256111201 Bidding Ended July 21, 2001 Opening Bid $100.00 High Bid $266.99 Reserve Not Met Description/Dimensions: Mid 1800s. Two slash marks incised above handle. Beautiful green runny alkaline glaze. Damage/Repairs:  None described.
	Old South Carolina crock jug, Edgefield, potter Item #1256783476 Bidding Ended July 25, 2001 Opening Bid $9.99 High Bid $76.01 Reserve Met Description/Dimensions: Late 19th century. Greenish glaze and the clay appears to be a dark ashen color. 10" tall & about 5 1/2" in diameter at the base. Damage/Repairs:  The lip of the jug is missing. One small chip in the side.
	Bozeman figural, Edgefield style Item #1257075374 Bidding Ended July 26, 2001 Opening Bid $9.99 High Bid $125.00 Reserve Met Description/Dimensions: "Monkey jug" by Jim Bozeman. Bottom signed "Bozeman Saluda, NC '95". 13" tall & 7" at widest part. Damage/Repairs:  Great condition.
	Bozeman bowls, Edgefield style Item #1257077032 Bidding Ended July 26, 2001 Opening Bid $9.99 High Bid $41.00 Reserve Met Description/Dimensions: Two ceramic bowls made by Jim Bozeman. 7" across x 2 1/2" high. Bottom signed, "Bozeman 4-00 GA". Damage/Repairs:  Great condition.
	Dave the Potter catalog from museum exhibits Item #1257966012 Bidding Ended July 29, 2001 Opening Bid $15.00 High Bid $30.00 No Reserve Description/Dimensions: "I made this jar...The Life and Works of the Enslaved African-American Potter, Dave." Damage/Repairs:  Great condition.
	Folk Pottery Edgefield Rhodes/Chandler? Item #1258214901 Bidding Ended July 30, 2001 Opening Bid $100.00 High Bid $2501.00 Reserve Not Met Description/Dimensions: Double handled bean pot. Green glaze. Damage/Repairs:  One handle has been repaired, the rest is in mint condition.
	Edgefield Clabber Pitcher, Signed W. F. Hahn Item #1258926225 Bidding Ended August 1, 2001 Opening Bid $150.00 High Bid $687.77 Reserve Not Met Description/Dimensions: Stamped on the front bottom center "W.F. HAHN, TRENTON, SC". Circa 1870. Called a "Clabber Pitcher" although it doesn't have a pouring spout. It is fixed with a single strap handle and the rim will either accept a lid or cloth could be tied across the top and secured below the slightly flared rim. Highly fired to a glassy finish in a brownish green coloration with iron burnouts scattered throughout and several lighter green runs or drips. Bottom exhibits moderate wear and is stained/grimy. Measures 10 3/4 " tall and 23" circumference. Rim measures 5" outside diameter and the bottom is 6" in diameter. Damage/Repairs:  Minor glaze flake on the rim measuring less than 1/16" deep and 3/4" in circumference.
	Chandler Decorated Edgefield Churn Item #1258940338 Bidding Ended August 1, 2001 Opening Bid $150.00 High Bid $867.77 Reserve Not Met Description/Dimensions: Circa 1850. Highly fired to a light honey/green with celadon runs particularly from the handles and decorated with a trailed, looped kaolin cartouche surrounding a trailed kaolin 2 indicating volume. Decorations appear to be oval shaped. This is an illusion created by the variance of the inner ring. The outside of the decorations are almost perfectly round. One side mesaure 5 3/8" while the other measures 5 1/8". Vessel measures 13 3/4" tall and 28" circumference. The rim measures 6" outside diameter and the bottom is 7" in diameter. The lug handle measures 6" from corner to corner and are 1 1/4" wide across the top. Bottom exhibits moderate wear. Damage/Repairs:  Chip measures 1" x 3" out of the rim and an old, stable hairline extending from the bottom 9" up the side. Hairline has no effect on the stability of the piece, it rings like a tuning fork.
	1840-1850 Edgefield Co., SC Pottery Jug Mint! Item #1260056677 Bidding Ended August 8, 2001 Opening Bid $1000.00 No Bids Reserve Not Met Description/Dimensions: This jug was made sometime between 1845 & 1850 by two brothers who made Edgefield County pottery on the shores of Shaws Creek in SC. It was stored in an old grits mill on Wrights Mill Rd. in Aiken, SC completely protected from weather and light until I acquired it in 1976. It has since been well preserved. It even has it's original gloss finish. Damage/Repairs:  Completely flawless. NO cracks or chips.

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