Rare and Important Buncombe County North Carolina Attributed Stoneware Jar

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Collection of Carole Wahler | January 29, 202...

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Jan 29, 2025

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As a singular figure in the world of American pottery and early textiles, Dr. Wahler was a celebrated curator, collector, and scholar. Early Southern furniture including four MESDA documented items: VA William and Mary paneled trunk, VA Chippendale Cupboard, TN inlaid cherry chest of drawers and a TN cherry high chest, many early Southern painted furniture examples, Ten Ulysses Davis folk art carvings, textiles to include a rare Asheville sampler dated 1824, quilt dated1861, rare Southern salt glaze and redware pottery examples to include TN, AL and NC. Brunk Auctions support@brunkauctions.com

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• Lot Description

  likely attributed to Edward Stone, Pole Creek Area, Buncombe County, circa 1850s, unusual double dipped alkaline glaze, reddish glaze to entire large ovoid form, runny black glaze from shoulder with greenish and yellow highlights, thin arched lug handles applied at shoulders, curved neck with tooled angled rim, 15-3/4 in.

  Provenance: Collection of Carole Wahler, Knoxville, Tennessee

  Note: Edward Stone was one of the earliest Western NC potters. It is believed he worked in the Edgefield District, South Carolina, in the 1840s and may have been associated with a Thomas Chandler stoneware manufactory prior to moving to Buncombe County. He set up shop in Candler and apprenticed J.S. Penland. He is believed to be the link between Edgefield style forms with alkaline glazes and the Western North Carolina utilitarian stoneware tradition. Several glazed forms, similar to the one offered here, have turned up in the Buncombe County area and are in private collections. One of them has a hard to discern "ESTONE"  stamp on the belly of the jar under the runny black overglaze..

• Provenance

  Collection of Carole Wahler, Knoxville, Tennessee

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• Condition
  glaze voids and anomalies as made, surface abrasions and glaze frits throughout, wear to entire interior rim edge, glaze frits to exterior rim edge, abrasions to interior throughout, professional 5 in. rim restoration that illuminates under black light, associated 5 in. hairline running down towards the handle, then splitting and heading 6 in. to the left and 5 in. to the right forming a large stabilized "Y" hairline visible under black light, miniscule spider hairline to lower body in glaze, other miniscule hairlines in glaze, minor glaze frits to handles edges