Glazed Brownware Inkwell / SOLD

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Glazed Brownware Inkwell

 

Well-documented among Civil War–era artifact collections and frequently recovered from identified camp and civilian sites. This example features a rich mottled brown glaze on fired clay. The cone form is less commonly encountered than the shorter, squared-shoulder cylindrical type and typically commands a premium. Found at dug sites associated with both Union and Confederate use, though the cone shape is more frequently documented in Southern contexts. Recovered in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Excellent plus condition, with crisp incised rings near the top. Measures approximately 2 ½”, base 2”, opening 1”.

 

Inventory Number: BOT 199

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Small, round, dark brown ceramic ink bottle with a wide mouth, glossy finish, and visible surface scratches, photographed on a white background.
A small, round, dark brown ceramic ink bottle with a wide mouth opening, shown on a white background.
Top view of a round, open ceramic bottle with a brown glaze, showing the inside and outer rim against a white background.
A small, round, dark brown ceramic jar with a wide neck and glossy finish, shown against a plain white background.
Top view of a round, tan ceramic surface with brown discoloration and spots against a white background.

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