Lyman and Clark once owned the Gardiner, Maine pottery together and Christopher Fenton had married Luman Norton’s granddaughter and worked with the Norton family in Bennington previous to opening the U.
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Three American Stoneware Canning Jars 19th Century-Early 20th century. To Include a Handled Tan Colored Example with Lid, a Brown Glazed Jar with Lid, and a “The Weir” Canning Jar Patented March 1st, 1892, the First Example with a Few Old Chips to Lid All with Normal Age Marks and Crazing. Tallest measuring 8 Tall, […]
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This antique stoneware crock with cobalt coloring is a unique piece of pottery from the US Northeast region. With a size of up to 14 inches, this small crock is perfect for adding a touch of history to your collection. The blue coloring adds a pop of color to any room and the crock’s originality […]
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