Display Case
Cherry Display Case
Display case made to specification for my neighbor to display and protect his antique jug. This jug was made by slaves in South Carolina at the Edgefield Pottery Co. in the 1800s.
Cherry Display Case
Display case made to specification for my neighbor to display and protect his antique jug. This jug was made by slaves in South Carolina at the Edgefield Pottery Co. in the 1800s.
Cherry Display Case
View of Removable Glass Top
Case w/ Antique Ceramic Jar Circa 1860
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