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Artist unidentified, “Bear sculpture”, United States, 1870, Glazed redware, 5 3/4 × 2 3/8 × 2 3…
Bear sculpture
Artist unidentified, “Bear sculpture”, United States, 1870, Glazed redware, 5 3/4 × 2 3/8 × 2 3…
Artist unidentified, “Bear sculpture”, United States, 1870, Glazed redware, 5 3/4 × 2 3/8 × 2 3/4 in., Collection of the American Folk Art Museum, Gift of Ralph O. Esmerian, 1993.10.2. Photo by American Folk Art Museum.
Record Details

Bear sculpture

Artist
Date1870
MediumGlazed redware
Dimensions5 3/4 × 2 3/8 × 2 3/4"
Credit LineGift of Ralph O. Esmerian
Accession number1993.10.2
Artist unidentified, “Jar with handles,” Probably Pennsylvania, 1845 - 1855, Multi-glazed redwa…
Jar with handles
Artist unidentified
1845 - 1855
1978.38.6
Artist unidentified, “Pot with handles,” Probably Virginia, 1845 - 1855, Multi-glazed redware, …
Pot with handles
Artist unidentified
1845 - 1855
1978.38.11
Sgraffito Plate Artist Unknown Photographed by Helga Photo Studio
Sgraffito Plate
Artist unidentified
1820
1990.26.2
Horse and Rider Artist Unknown Photographed by Helga Photo Studio
Horse and Rider
Artist unidentified
1850 - 1875
1990.26.3
Artist unidentified, “Pitcher,” United States, 1845 - 1855, Multi-glazed redware, 10 × 8 in., C…
Pitcher
Artist unidentified
1845 - 1855
1978.38.8
Artist unidentified, “Pie Crust Plate,” Pennsylvania, 1900, Glazed redware, 10 1/4 in., Collect…
Pie Crust Plate
Artist unidentified
1900
1981.16.1
Artist unidentified, “Covered Redware Jar,” Probably Pennsylvania or Connecticut, 1850–1899, Gl…
Covered Redware Jar
Artist unidentified
1850–1899
1985.17.16
S. Bell & Sons, “Pitcher,” Strasberg, Virginia, 1835 - 1845, Glazed redware, 9 × 5 ¾ in., Colle…
Pitcher
S. Bell & Son
1835–1845
1978.38.4
Artist unidentified, “Yellow Earthenware Mold: Wheat Sheaf Design”, Ohio Valley, 1860 - 1920, L…
Yellow Earthenware Mold: Wheat Sheaf Design
Artist unidentified
1860 - 1920
1982.9.1
Fenton Works, “Lions”, Bennington, Vermont, 1849, Glazed stoneware, 9 3/8 × 11 × 5 7/8 in., Col…
Lions
Fenton Works
1849
1979.31.1
Marked J. Burger Jr. (1844–1904), “Churn with Prancing Lion and Palm Tree,” Rochester, New York…
Churn with Prancing Lion and Palm Tree
J. Burger Jr. (1844–1904)
1878–1890
2015.14.3
Fenton Works, “Lions”, Bennington, Vermont, 1849, Glazed stoneware, 9 3/8 × 11 × 5 7/8 in., Col…
Lions
Fenton Works
1849
1979.31.2