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Condition and size: The body shows subtle glaze crazing, and the vase stands approximately 8 inches tall. Please review all photographs for the glaze, rim, neck and signed base.
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A commanding piece of American stoneware history, this massive 5-gallon crock is attributed to Burley & Winter Pottery of Somerset, Ohio, active through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Authentic SpringWell stoneware water crock dispenser with cobalt blue stripe, fitted with spigot — produced by the SpringWell Dispensers of Atlanta, Georgia during the mid-20th century.
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Solid vintage American stoneware canister dated 1976 with rich brown glaze and classic cream drip detailing, complete with its original matching lid.
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Mid‑century Red Wing Pottery ashtray and trinket dish set from the 1950s.
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This striking stoneware motto jug was hand-thrown in 1974 and signed Orzel ’74 on the base. Around the shoulder, an incised inscription reads:
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Antique 1850s dark-glazed stoneware whiskey jug with a distinctive Albany-slip "galaxy" glaze finish. Professionally packed for fragile shipment. Ships next business day.
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Antique Pfaltzgraff stoneware whiskey jug, 3-gallon Keystone-style crock with an applied handle - a substantial piece of primitive American stoneware.
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This large handmade Chipman spongeware pitcher brings classic farmhouse charm with its soft blue speckled glaze and rustic handcrafted form.
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This large 5-gallon Red Wing stoneware shoulder jug displays the classic oval shoulder shape with lug handles and a prominent wing logo stamped on the front.
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This substantial Red Wing 5‑gallon stoneware jug bears the iconic Union Stoneware Co. oval stamp and a rich salt‑glazed surface.
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This 2-gallon stoneware butter churn was made by Marshall Pottery of Marshall, Texas, and carries the maker's oval stamp with the "2" capacity number impressed into the body.
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Vintage mid-20th century blue spongeware bowl from Roseville, Ohio, with classic cobalt spatter decoration over a warm buff stoneware body - a working kitchen bowl with genuine farmhouse character.
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Vintage 2 gallon stoneware crock with original matching lid featuring classic salt glaze pottery, rich brown Albany slip rim, and hand-painted cobalt “2” capacity mark.
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Four-piece vintage spongeware set comprising a pitcher and creamer with matching lids. The pieces are ceramic stoneware with a cobalt-blue sponge pattern over a warm cream glaze.
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Burley & Winter 2-gallon stoneware shoulder jug with the classic cobalt heart-and-gallon mark on the front.
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Elevate your decor with this collector‑grade half‑gallon stoneware jug — hand‑crafted in the late 19th to early 20th century with a salt‑glazed cream body and Albany slip brown top.
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Antique two-gallon stoneware whiskey jug with a cream salt-glazed body, Albany Slip brown shoulder and collar, and a cobalt 2 capacity mark on the front. The handle is present.
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Discover an authentic C.B. Skey stoneware jar from Tamworth, England dating to the late 1800s–early 1900s.
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Complete your cottagecore table with this vintage 1991 Pfaltzgraff Gazebo footed cup and saucer set.
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Antique Red Wing 2-gallon stoneware crock produced by the Minnesota Stoneware Company of Red Wing, Minnesota.
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This vintage Watt Pottery #5 blue-band mixing bowl is a collectible piece prized for its classic yellowware glaze and ribbed design; collectors love its farmhouse charm.
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