Markers
unglazed forms but all having highly incised combed decoration of various types over entire form, one remnant broken form with applied lettering at shoulder, partial “W.”, “…C. HONEYCUTT “ with backwards “N”, 16 in.; marker with finial knob and flower holes for floral presentation, angled base, domed top, 16 in.; partial base of marker, 10-1/2 in., possible attributions to the Merrit Family of potters, early 1900s.. Condition: smallest missing top with 1-1/2 in. and 4 in. hairlines up from base, largest missing top, reapplied shard, chips, wear and 3 in. crack up from base edge, whole form with wear to base. Notes: See “Brothers in Clay” by John Burrison, pages 154-155 for similar examples. Provenance: Sewell Collection, Georgia
Condition
smallest missing top with 1-1/2 in. and 4 in. hairlines up from base, largest missing top, reapplied shard, chips, wear and 3 in. crack up from base edge, whole form with wear to base