A Slip Decorated Flowerpot Made at the Hyssong Pottery in Cassville, Pennsylvania

My latest feature story was recently published on pages 7, 8 and 10 in the December 6, 2024 issue of Antiques & Auction News, titled, A Century Of Red Earthenware And Stoneware Production In Huntingdon County, Pa., Ca. 1811-1912: http://www.earlyamericanceramics.com/2024/12/new-published-feature-story-in-antiques.html.

Link to a PDF of Page 7: https://www.scribd.com/document/800679160/ant-007-120624-Huntingdon-1

Link to a PDF of Page 8: https://www.scribd.com/document/800679831/ant-008-120624-Huntingdon-2

Link to a PDF of Page 10: https://www.scribd.com/document/800680269/ant-010-120624-Huntingdon-3

Nevertheless, as part of that article, red earthenware and stoneware production from the Hyssong Pottery in Cassville, Pennsylvania was discussed, whereas I recently learned about this slip decorated red earthenware or terracotta flowerpot that was made at the Hyssong Pottery. The flowerpot is owned today by the Historical Society of Washington County, Maryland: https://washcohistory.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/EE9DAB1D-294F-4600-BC5C-331921346814.

Slip Decorated Flowerpot Made at the Hyssong Pottery in Cassville, Pennsylvania

Slip Decorated Red Earthenware or Terracotta Flowerpot

Made at the Hyssong Pottery in Cassville, Pennsylvania

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Photo Courtesy: Historical Society of Washington County, Maryland

Additional Views of the Flowerpot

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Photo Courtesy: Historical Society of Washington County, Maryland

Some Additional Flowerpots Made at the Hyssong Pottery in Cassville, Pennsylvania

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Photo Courtesy: Randy Bohn

Some Additional Flowerpots Made at the Hyssong Pottery in Cassville, Pennsylvania

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Photo Courtesy: Randy Bohn

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