Early American Redware: Superb Lead Glazed Ovoid Jug, Incised, Gonic NH, ca.1830 For Sale

An early New England Redware Jug, Gonic, New Hampshire origin, ca.1830. Highly-Ovoid body, tooled rounded spout, strap handle with thumbprint terminal, and pronounced footed base. There are a series of parallel incised lines about the shoulder. Lead-glazed over a mottled, vibrant Olive Green with bright Orange Halos throughout. The base is unglazed and is marked with a museum or collection identification number (see close-up).Condition: Imperfections in the making and utilitarian wear including chips and glaze flakes on the rim, handle, body and base, as shown. There is fine crazing on the glaze surface throughout. No cracks, repaired damage or restoration work. Wonderful overall form, size and variation in glaze color; displays brilliantly. Highly-appropriate for the advanced collector of American Redware. See photos for complete details and please consider them as part of the description. Note that any light areas in the photos are reflections on the glassy, lead-glazed surface. Approximate Half-Gallon (2 Quart) capacity; measures 6-1/4\"W x 8-3/4\"H overall with a base diameter of 4-1/4\".Offered without reserve; ships fully insured to the highest buyer, anywhere in the lower 48. Domestic (US) buyers with Paypal only, please. No International shipping, no exceptions. Payment is expected within 3 days. Good Luck, thanks for looking, and be sure to bookmark my other sales, listed and ending daily.