Stoneware Pitcher

Stoneware pottery, known for its durability and non-porous nature, became a staple in American households from the colonial era through the early 20th century. Often decorated with simple cobalt blue designs, these pieces served practical purposes in kitchens and farms, from storing food to serving beverages.

This type of pitcher, often referred to as a "jug" or "pitcher," was a common item produced by numerous American potteries. Its functional design and decorative appeal made it a popular choice for everyday use. Pieces like this are sought after by collectors for their rustic charm and connection to American folk art and domestic history.

• 6" Height
• Base: 6" Diameter
• Opening: 4.5" Diameter