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  • Auction Catalog #4092
  • Lot #3198
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Lot 3198: Engraved Powder Horn Inscribed for Benjamin S Barber of Richmond

Finely Engraved Powder Horn Inscribed for Benjamin S. Barber of Richmond and Dated Nov. 7, 1822

Auction Location: Bedford, TX

Auction Date: August 25, 2024

Lot 3198: Engraved Powder Horn Inscribed for Benjamin S Barber of Richmond

Finely Engraved Powder Horn Inscribed for Benjamin S. Barber of Richmond and Dated Nov. 7, 1822

Auction Location: Bedford, TX

Auction Date: August 25, 2024

Estimated Price: $1,800 - $2,750

Finely Engraved Powder Horn Inscribed for Benjamin S. Barber of Richmond and Dated Nov. 7, 1822

Manufacturer: None
Model: None
Type: Other
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Item Views: 1084
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Catalog Page: 175
Class: Other
Description:

This horn has a faceted tip, ring, lightly faceted throat, and smooth body engraved with numerous ships, figures, a spread wing patriotic eagle with stars, a banner in its beak, and a shield with a fouled anchor; animals, foliage, and "BENJAMIN S. BARBER * OF RICHMOND, HIS HORN: NOV 7 1822." This is appears to be for Benjamin Spencer Barber (1755-1834) or his son of Benjamin Spencer Barber Jr. (1800-1886) of Richmond, Rhode Island.

Rating Definition:

Very good with attractive aged patina, absent stopper, chipped ring, small hole in the body, general mild wear, and distinct engraving and inscription.



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