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Clarence Spohn Ephrata Collection Artifacts

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Softwood Love Feast or Communion Waiter or Tray

Turned Walnut Bread Paten

Turned Walnut Communion Chalice

Hand Painted Milk Glass Barber's Bottle

Redware Deep Pie Plate

Tin Teapot

Hand-carved Wooden Printer's Woodcut of the Seal of the Ephrata Community

Hand-carved Woodcut of Initial Block "W"



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Clarence Spohn Ephrata Collection Artifacts | Earl H. and Anita F. Hess Archives and Special Collections

By Rachel Grove Rohrbaugh

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Collection Overview

Title: Clarence Spohn Ephrata Collection ArtifactsAdd to your cart.

Predominant Dates:c. 1750-1800

ID: RG01/Art-0004

Primary Creator: Ephrata Cloister

Extent: 8.0 Items

Date Acquired: 04/00/2019

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Item descriptions and numbers taken from Spohn's personal inventory.

Administrative Information

Repository: Earl H. and Anita F. Hess Archives and Special Collections

Acquisition Method: Purchase by the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies

Related Materials: For more information please see https://libraryguides.etown.edu/spohn.


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[Item Spohn 1675: Softwood Love Feast or Communion Waiter or Tray],
[Item Spohn 1676: Turned Walnut Bread Paten, c. 1780],
[Item Spohn 1677: Turned Walnut Communion Chalice, c. 1780],
[Item Spohn 1724: Hand Painted Milk Glass Barber's Bottle],
[Item Spohn 1727: Redware Deep Pie Plate],
[Item Spohn 1728: Tin Teapot],
[Item Spohn 2130: Hand-carved Wooden Printer's Woodcut of the Seal of the Ephrata Community, 1766],
[Item Spohn 2224: Hand-carved Woodcut of Initial Block "W", c. 1764],
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Item Spohn 1727: Redware Deep Pie PlateAdd to your cart.
Redware Deep Pie Plate, round with flat bottom with large incised "Z", sides are straight and flare out to a broad molded rim, interior is glazed resulting in a dark brown ground, 10-3/16"DIA, 2-3/8"H. [Provenance: Originally from the Ephrata Cloister, purchased at T. Glenn Horst & Son public auction, consigned to the auction by Mrs. Mary (nee Shimp) Zerfass, wife of Theodore Zerfass one of the last members of the Ephrata Cloister. Several of these plates had descended in the Zerfass family and shards with the letter "Z" on have also been excavated at the Ephrata Cloister.]


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