A small, round, red earthenware mug with a tall neck and a scroll handle terminal. The mug is in the shape of English tin-glazed vessels and stoneware from the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries but was made in New York.
932.22
Lot 14, Test Cut CD, Redeposited and Disturbed 17th/18th-Century Fill, Strata I (544.932)
1979 - 1980
Project on the 85 Broad Street block bounded by Pearl, Broad, and South William Streets in the Financial District, Manhattan. The block was the location of New York City's first town hall, Stadt Huys (71 Pearl Street), dating from ...
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Test Cut CD is Feature 10, a stone well, excavated in the rear of Lot 14. The well was impacted on its western side by the construction of Lot 13/Lot 14 boundary wall in the 19th century. The top ...
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