Frederick H. Cowden Pottery / SOLD

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Frederick H. Cowden Pottery – Inventory Number: MIS 075 / SOLD Frederick H. Cowden was the son of John Wallace Cowden, founder of the Cowden Potteries in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in 1861. Frederick worked briefly with his father at the pottery before enlisting in the Union Army for the Civil War. He returned to the pottery after the war.   This fine condition stoneware is an example made by a Civil War veteran whose profession was interrupted by war. Measures approximately 6 5/8 inches in height 6 3/4 inches wide at opening and base 5 1/8 inches in diameter. Inventory Number: MIS 075 / SOLD

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A Frederick H. Cowden Pottery stoneware crock, marked “E.H. Cowden, Harrisburg, PA” on the side, set against a plain black background.
A Frederick H. Cowden Pottery piece: a plain, round, light-colored ceramic pot with a slightly flared rim displayed against a dark background.
The Frederick H. Cowden Pottery piece is displayed upside down, highlighting its flat, unglazed base against a dark background.
Close-up of the bottom of a Frederick H. Cowden Pottery vessel, highlighting circular ridges and textured patterns on the unglazed ceramic surface.
The Frederick H. Cowden Pottery, a plain round unglazed clay pot with a wide opening, sits against a dark background.
Top-down view of a Frederick H. Cowden Pottery ceramic pot, featuring a light outer rim and dark interior, displayed on a black surface. / SOLD.

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