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Beautiful 19th century American salt glazed stoneware pitcher featuring cobalt blue decoration and an embossed bird medallion.The central raised medallion depicts two birds perched on a branch. Additional details include a textured body, raised scrolling ornament, rope-style bands, curved applied handle and pouring spout.The creamy gray stoneware is accented with wonderfully varied cobalt blue glazing, giving the pitcher the distinctive character associated with early utilitarian stoneware.PROVENANCE:
This piece comes from my longtime family collection of primitive American antiques and was most likely purchased by my grandmother in Virginia. Maker and exact place of manufacture are unknown.CONDITION:
Excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks. Natural glaze variation, small firing irregularities and age-related characteristics are present and contribute to the character of the piece. Please review all photographs carefully.MEASUREMENTS:
Approx. 7.5–8” tall
Approx. 5.5” across baseUnmarked base.A striking piece of early American decorative stoneware and a beautiful addition to a primitive, Americana, folk art, colonial, farmhouse, English country or blue and white pottery collection.