April 12, 2024
Pristine 19th Century Saltglazed Stoneware Jar w/ Lid
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is a nice saltglazed stoneware jar. Dates from about 1840-70. This small piece stands only 5 3/4" tall (8" tall with lid). 3 1/2" base diameter to about 4 1/2" at rim. Mottled glossy grey glaze with green flecks. Hard to determine origin - could be New England or possibly Southern. The lid fits and could be original as the grey glaze on its edge matches the jar. However the lid appears to have been over fired, which fried some of its glaze and caused an in-making split. Despite the crack, lids are rearely found in any condition. Offered in fantastic condition for such an early piece. This is a good old one. Thanks for looking. READ ALL AREAS BELOW By your bid you are accepting all terms relating to contact, payment, and shipping. All of the items I sell are old. As such they are sold in used as-is condition. Please use the description and pictures to determine condition before bidding. Feel free to check out some of my 100% positive feedback. A FEW THOUGHTS ON STONEWARE: Stoneware was made as utilitarian ware, and was meant to be used. As such, most pieces will show some wear and damage from many years of service. This should be taken into account when considering value and condition, which are relative to the quality and rarity of the piece. CONDITION : Other than a micro flake on the rim, the jar is about perfect. Stable in-making
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