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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HAVING IT’S ORIGINAL METAL AND WOOD BALE HANDLE, ONE EAR HANDLE JUST ABOVE THE FOOT FOR HOLDING AND POURING BATTER, ORIGINAL TIN LID AND LOOP, ORIGINAL TIN SPOUT COVER WHICH SEEMS TO BE STUCK ON AND I WILL NOT TRY TO PRY OFF, THE SPOUT COVER HAS A SLIGHT CREASE TO ONE SIDE, IT HAS […]
Tagged: 19th | batter | beautiful | brown | century | glazed | stoneware
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Up for sale is a wonderful antique 19th century handmade stoneware pottery jug. It’s made by hand out of thick pottery walls with a salt glaze and embellished with hand applied cobalt detailing. The pitcher features an applied handle and has a gorgeous silhouette.
Tagged: 1800's | antique | glazed | handle | handmade | pitcher | pottery | salt | stoneware | vase
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This antique stoneware pottery jug is a rare find for collectors of primitive antiques. The one-gallon capacity makes it perfect for display or as a functional piece in your home. The beige color and salt glaze give it a unique and rustic look, perfect for adding character to any room.
Tagged: antique | gallon | glazed | pottery | salt | stoneware
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Antique primitive salt glazed stoneware 4 gallon crock NA White & Son Utica New York Wonderful cobalt design 11″ x 12″ See photos it has a large chip on rim. A large crack that runs top to bottom and some minor nicks/chips to the bottom Still a really cool piece!
Tagged: antique | crock | gallon | glazed | read | salt | sons | stoneware | utica | white
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The pipkin has a relatively short handle & a sponged/splotched manganese decoration. A pipkin with great color, color contrast, & eye-appeal.
Tagged: bean | early | glazed | pipkin | rockingham | stoneware | ware | yellow
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