Essex, MA
Super Seller
Details
- Dimensions
- 7.75ʺW × 5.63ʺD × 9ʺH
- Period
- Late 19th Century
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Shop Sustainably with Chairish
- Materials
- Stoneware
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Blue
- Condition Notes
- It is in Very Good Cosmetic - Strong - Sound - Perfectly Usable Condition - Displays Beautifully. It has a … moreIt is in Very Good Cosmetic - Strong - Sound - Perfectly Usable Condition - Displays Beautifully. It has a Small Chip at the Pouring Spout. It Also has a Few Imperfections that are Kiln Firing Related and Would Have Occurred in The Making Process that Include a Interior Surface Inclusion at the Top Rim ( Not a Crack ) and Some Surface Inclusions on The Interior Bottom All of Which are Under the Glaze Confirming that they Occurred in The Kiln When Fired. These Can Best be seen in the Last 4 Photographs in My Listing. These and Other Types of Surface Flaws are a Quite Common Occurrence in The Kiln Firing Process with American Stoneware Items From This Era. Note that They Were Produced in Batches with Multiple Other Pieces at at The Same Time in Large Size Kilns. less
- Description
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This Really is a Great Looking Antique American Blue Sponge Ware Decorated Stoneware Milk Pitcher. Circa Very Late 19th Century. …
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This Really is a Great Looking Antique American Blue Sponge Ware Decorated Stoneware Milk Pitcher. Circa Very Late 19th Century. It has Extensive Beautiful Blue Color Hand Decorated Spongeware Features that are Done in The Classic American Style. It was most likely made in the Eastern Central Ohio Region. Thick & Heavy Construction - Made and Intended for Everyday Use. It is in Very Good Cosmetic - Strong - Sound - Perfectly Usable Condition - Displays Beautifully. It has a Small Chip at the Pouring Spout. It Also has a Few Imperfections that are Kiln Firing Related and Would Have Occurred in The Making Process that Include a Interior Surface Inclusion at the Top Rim ( Not a Crack ) and Some Surface Inclusions on The Interior Bottom All of Which are Under the Glaze Confirming that they Occurred in The Kiln When Fired. These Can Best be seen in the Last 4 Photographs in My Listing. These and Other Types of Surface Flaws are a Quite Common Occurrence in The Kiln Firing Process with American Stoneware Items From This Era. Note that They Were Produced in Batches with Multiple Other Pieces at at The Same Time in Large Size Kilns. Back in the Day These Types of Stoneware Items were a Necessity in Most of Americas Farms and Household's and They were Made For Everyday - Utilitarian Use.
It Measures Overall Approx. 9 inches Tall x 7 3/4 Long x 5 5/8 inches Wide at Base.
STONEWARE - STONEWARE - STONEWARE - If You Like Early American Stoneware Pieces I Always Have a Large and Ongoing Assortment of Others For Sale in my Chairish Store so Please Have do a Look!
PLEASE NOTE If you purchase multiple items from my shop, I will combine shipping whenever possible!. less
Essex, MA
Super Seller
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