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hunter2000
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The redware pot is commonly called a Bean pot it was meant for cooking in. Very utilitarian and likely made locally to where ever you dug it. It could be earlier more 1840s-1860s in age. The Tea pot is early Japanese Satsuma ware circa 1880s-90s. The Chinese vase is a ginger jar again a bit earlier probably 1860s-70s in age. Overall an interesting group of ceramics to find.
Chris
Chris
hunter2000
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Chris,
Thank you for the information its really appreciated. Have a great holiday.
Dennis
Thank you for the information its really appreciated. Have a great holiday.
Dennis
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