This is the biggest crock I’ve ever had! No cracks no repairs and it has a fantastic wring to it. It weighs at least 75lbs the handles are in great condition with no signs of breaking. There was blue decoration on the back but it’s faded.
Tagged: blue | cobalt | cooler | crock | double | gallon | handle | large | rare | stoneware
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Manhattan pieces under 8 are very hard to find and this one retains an honest surface and condition. Boxes unless requested prior to the sale.
Tagged: 18thc | antique | cobalt | decorated | dimuntive | manhattan | rare | saltglaze | stoneware
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This unique antique stoneware pitcher, measuring 7.5 inches in length, 4 inches in depth, and 6 inches in height, is a rare find for collectors of McCoy Pottery. With a beautiful green ceramic finish, this pitcher features a shield mark and a vintage, handmade style from the 1960s. Perfect for all occasions, this medium-sized pitcher […]
Tagged: antique | buttermilk | early | green | mark | mccoy | pitcher | pottery | shield | stoneware
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History of salt-glazed pottery: Westerwald Pottery (stoneware) is a distinctive type of salt glazed grey pottery from the area of Westerwald in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. The clay of the area is almost free of impurities and is perfectly suited for stoneware production.
Tagged: antique | blue | cobalt | crocks | design | german | glazed | salt | westerwald
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This beautiful Utica NY stoneware pitcher features a stunning blue and grey color combination, as well as a unique Flemish ware salt glaze pottery style.
Tagged: blue | flemish | glaze | gray | pitcher | pottery | salt | stoneware | utica | ware | whites
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This antique stoneware crock is a beautiful piece of Americana pottery from the 19th century. It features a unique stencil design from Williams & Reppert in Greensboro, PA. The blue color is clean material make it a stunning addition to any collection. Chip on inner rim but otherwise in great condition.
Tagged: 19th | antique | crock | greensboro | reppert | stencil | stoneware | williams
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