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Related person (1806-1887)

Die

1800–1838
Lead
Overall: 1/2 × 3/4 × 3/8 in. (1.3 × 1.9 × 1 cm)
Gift of Dr. John E. Stillwell
1925.53
This die is part of a group that were in the possession of the Crolius pottery. Two of the dies - the potter at his wheel and the smoking kiln - were used in decorating the silk ribbon of the Potter's Society (see INV.4357).
DescriptionRectangular lead die with engraved image of a stoneware two-handled jar.
ClassificationsTRADE TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
Die
Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.60
Die
Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.64
Die
Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.57
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.56
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.54
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.63
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.58
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.59
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.62
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.65
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Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.67
Die
Die
Clarkson Crolius Sr.
1800–1838
1925.61