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"Protectiv Tarif" Stoneware Jug

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Attr. to William Critchfield (1784-1863)
Morgantown, West Virginia
Circa 1842
Stoneware with buff glaze and cobalt decoration
H: 8”; Diameter: 6”

In 1842 the Whig administration passed an unpopular protective tariff act.

Ceramics scholars Don Horvath and Richard Duez suggested the attribution of this jar based on a signed salt-glazed jar by William Critchfield bearing “Home manufacture. Independence. High tariff. William Crihfield. August 1844.” (See: Ceramics in America 2004, “The Potters and Pottery of Morgan's Town, Virginia: The Earthenware Years, Circa 1796-1854”).

$14,500

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