Lot 368
Lot 368
PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE NEW YORK FAMILY COLLECTION
A MINTONS PATE-SUR-PATE TEAL PILGRIM FLASK AND COVER ON FIXED STAND, 'THE LESSON'

DATE CYPHER FOR 1895, GILT CROWNED GLOBE MARK, INDISTINCT INCISED SHAPE NO. 2861 AND MINTON, SIGNED L(OUIS) SOLON, GILT RETAILER'S MARK FOR GILMAN COLLAMORE & CO., NEW YORK

Price Realised USD 27,720
Estimate
USD 10,000 - USD 15,000
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A MINTONS PATE-SUR-PATE TEAL PILGRIM FLASK AND COVER ON FIXED STAND, 'THE LESSON'

DATE CYPHER FOR 1895, GILT CROWNED GLOBE MARK, INDISTINCT INCISED SHAPE NO. 2861 AND MINTON, SIGNED L(OUIS) SOLON, GILT RETAILER'S MARK FOR GILMAN COLLAMORE & CO., NEW YORK

Price Realised USD 27,720
Price Realised USD 27,720
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Finely painted and hand-tooled in white slip with a maiden in a diaphanous gown, seated in a klismos chair and teaching a winged putto to read from a large codex, the reverse with an inkwell and quill wreathed in laurel and above a palm, surrounded by tomes and book-leaves, on a fixed and pierced gilt stand
978 in. (25.1 cm.) high, overall
Provenance
Dr. John Pixley Munn (1846-1931), medical examiner and later president of United States Life Insurance Co., New York;
by descent to Dr. Aristine Pixley Munn Recht (1887-1952), Dean of Women, Washington Square College (New York University);
by descent to Dr. John Munn Recht (1916-2002);
thence by descent to the present owner.
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