SpringWell Stoneware Water Crock Blue Stripe Spigot Beverage Dispenser Farmhouse Decor 1950s

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SpringWell stoneware water crock with cobalt blue stripe and spigot. Dimensions: Approximately 9 inches tall, 8 inches wide Condition: Excellent vintage — no chips or cracks. Light surface wear consistent with age and use. 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. A well-documented American pottery maker whose crocks were designed for daily use in homes, offices, and farms. These blue-stripe stoneware water crocks were the standard household water dispensers before refrigerated water coolers became common. The cobalt blue stripe band against natural stoneware is the classic visual the style is known for, and the spigot is intact and functional. A complete, working example is increasingly difficult to find. Displays beautifully as a farmhouse kitchen accent, on a primitive pantry shelf, on a farmhouse kitchen counter, or as part of a curated country or cottage interior. Functional and decorative — it can still hold and dispense water. Maker: SpringWell Dispensers, Atlanta, Georgia Material: Stoneware Era: Mid-20th century (1950s–1970s) Finish: Natural stoneware with cobalt blue stripe band Spigot: With spigot — included and intact Packed with care and shipped insured. Every piece leaves our shop protected to arrive safely.