Antique Marshall Pottery 2-Gallon Butter Churn
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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Antique Marshall Pottery 2-Gallon Butter Churn, Texas Stoneware with Lid. 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. It is hand-thrown stoneware finished with a salt-glaze surface and the shop's signature blue double-band decoration, with a heavy bail handle and a lidded dash opening for the churn dasher. The stoneware lid fits snugly and is included. The body shows minor wear consistent with age and farmhouse use, with no cracks or repairs. Measures approximately 9.5 inches in diameter and 16 inches tall. A classic piece of Texas stoneware history, this churn displays beautifully on the floor, as a side-table accent, or as the anchor piece in a farmhouse or primitive kitchen vignette. Packed with care and shipped insured. Every piece leaves our shop protected to arrive safely.
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