Black & Brown Swirl Glaze Crock. A dreamy primitive piece! American pottery connoisseurs – do not miss this marvelous crock! Featuring a mesmerizing maelstrom of thick chocolate brown and dark-brown-to-black glaze, this dazzling piece earns its top-shelf status! Thick stoneware speaks to its durable construction and an almost immaculate gloss overglaze invites the eyes to […]
Tagged: antique | black | brown | crock | mystical | pottery | primitive | stoneware | swirl
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A VERY MINTY EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN POSSIBLY TENNESSEE, SMALL SCALE STONEWARE JUG IN VERY NICE ORIGINAL CONDITION AND APPEARS TO RETAIN IT’S ORIGINAL CORK STOPPER, HAVING AS MADE MARKS, BUT NO CHIPS, CRACKS, OR DAMAGE, HAS A BEAUTIFUL LOOK AND A GREAT SIZE, MEASURES 6.25 TALL, VERY NICE.
Tagged: 19th | american | century | good | mini | probably | stonewaqre | tennessee | very
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11-1/2 tall 4 lines of script one lip chip one base chip as pictured no cracks nice clean jug.
Tagged: elizabethport | fulper | gallon | jersey | keil | script | stoneware | sturm
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Good antique American salt glaze stoneware crock with cobalt blue decoration. Hickerson Strasburg VA & 1 for one gallon capacity. Nice Shenandoah Valley of Virginia country pottery stoneware crock. Measures 9 1/4″ tall with a top diameter of 7″.
Tagged: blue | crock | gallon | hickerson | shenandoah | strasburg | valley
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From the original owner. Beautiful antique stoneware art pottery floor vase w/ dogwood pattern. Hand painted striped design around the top. 12 1/8″ across the top x 18 1/4″ tall x 8 base. A very tiny glaze pop w/ a couple of factory bumps as pictured. No chips, cracks or breaks. I could not find […]
Tagged: antique | dogwood | floor | pottery | rare | roseville | stoneware | vase
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2 Vtg Stoneware Pottery Crock Mixing Bowls Blue/Cream 1Large 1Smaller Western. Natural variations in glaze & stoneware from msg process. No chips, cracks, breaks or damage.
Tagged: 1lg1smwestern | bluecream | bowls | crock | dough | mixing | pottery | stoneware
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