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Blue-Decorated Stoneware Pitcher, Pennsylvania or Ohio Origin (as-is) |
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Item #PXP01 |
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This crude, blue-decorated stoneware pitcher was made in Central Pennsylvania or Ohio, circa 1860. It is decorated in cobalt with a three-blossomed plant on the front, a vertical line of cobalt on either side of the spout, and cobalt at the handle terminals. There are two wide, incised lines running around the collar and a pronounced foot at the base. It appears to hold approximately one gallon. |
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10 ¾" tall. |
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Reglued section (4" wide x 2 1/2" tall) in rim. Repair to spout tip. Repaired chip in base. |
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$395 |
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