Billhead from November 6, 1884, for David Gulick, a dealer or agent for manufacturers of glass, china, and earthenware, located at 88 and 91 Canal Street, New York City. The billhead is a single sheet of paper.
Subject: Earthenware
No additional authority information available for Earthenware.
An earthenware crock with the markings "# 1/2 AND FREE HAND BLUE LEAF.............NAME AND 673; FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, NY" impressed into the crock. Handles are present. Attributed to A. Cohen. Circa 1885.
Earthenware whiskey jug inscribed 'This Jug Is Not Sold. Property of S. Jacobson; 978-980 Broadway, Buffalo, NY'. Undated; likely early 20th century based on style and context.
Earthenware pitcher with a raised wheat border and gold-printed "UNITED STATES" on both sides. Manufactured by L. Straus & Sons, New York, and likely dates from around 1885, based on the style and available information about the company. The pitcher was owned by a relative of Hetty Green.
Whiskey Jug: S. Stansberg, Importer and Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Baltimore, MarylandEarthenware whiskey jug advertising S. Stansberg, an importer and wholesale liquor dealer located at the southwest corner of Pratt and Sharp Streets in Baltimore, Maryland. The exact date of manufacture is unknown, but based on stylistic elements and business practices, it is estimated to be from around the late 19th or early 20th century.