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Magnificent 5 Quart Stoneware Pitcher, Attributed to Remmey |
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Back to Pennsylvania Stoneware |
Item #PHRP01 |
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Extremely bright, almost electric cobalt blue floral decoration on this 5 quart milk pitcher. 2 huge tulips decorate the front with stylized leaves decorating the collar; handle ends also decorated. A single flower with leaves and stem decorates the entire spout. A series of incised lines also decorates the collar. Super bulbous shape and very well done foot, with deeply incised line. This pitcher holds 5 quarts, putting it between the 1 gallon and 1 ½ gallon size. This size is very unusual and judging by the outstanding decoration may have been a special order item. Definitely made at the Richard C. Remmey in Philadelphia, PA., c1860. |
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10 ½" tall. |
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Chip on the side of the collar and chip with a thin line coming off of it on the spout. Super, super stoneware milk pitcher. |
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