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The Society for the Preservation of New England
Antiquities (SPNEA) is a museum of
cultural history which collects and preserves buildings, landscapes, and
objects that reflect New England’s daily life between the the mid 17th
century and the present. Founded in 1910 to protect New England’s cultural
and architectural heritage, SPNEA’s vast collection of furniture, paintings,
decorative arts, and household objects – many on view in their original
locations at the historic houses – documents 350 years of domestic life in
New England. |

SPNEA Pottery |
Turtle Creek is proud to be licensed to reproduce furniture, and redware
pottery, from the SPNEA collections of Cogswell Grant and Beauport. Through research on visits to the museums, and using drawings and photos,
the
reproductions are exact handmade reproductions of the original pieces.
Our American Heritage
stores are proud to bring you unique, highest quality redware
from David Smith's Turtle Creek Pottery Works. |
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SPNEA CG-03
Thrown Fluted Rim Bowl - 10.5" Dia
Has Incising &
Manganese Sponging
$ 174.50
Sorry - Sold
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SPNEA B-13
Thrown Vase - 9.75" High
Has Black
Manganese Glaze
$ 154.50
In Stock |

SPNEA - B-16
Cup - 3.75" High
Has Black
Manganese Sponging
$ 69.50
In Stock |
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SPNEA - CG16
Thrown Cup - 3.5" Dia
Has Yellow Slip &
Manganese Sponging
$ 59.50
In Stock |

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SPNEA CG-20
Thrown Batter Cup/Bowl - 4.25" H
Has Incising &
Manganese Sponging
$ 124.50
In Stock |