A vintage beige stoneware pitcher with two cobalt blue bands, a rounded body, and hand-applied handle. Its one-quart capacity makes it a useful medium size.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Vintage stoneware pitcher
• Light beige glaze with cobalt blue bands
• Hand-applied handle
• Classic utilitarian form
• Unmarked
• Good vintage condition with crazing and staining

MEASUREMENTS
6-1/8” tall × 6” wide (spout to handle)
3” diameter opening
Capacity: 32 oz (1 quart)
Weight: 1 lb 7 oz (1.44 lb)

CONDITION
Good vintage condition. Crazing and staining present. No chips or cracks noted. Made with a rustic stoneware finish, including minor glaze drips and firing irregularities inherent to this type of production.

ABOUT THIS PIECE
The sturdy rounded body, broad pouring spout, simple cobalt banding, and hand-applied handle give this pitcher the straightforward character of traditional utilitarian stoneware. The light beige glaze shows natural variation, while the interior has a subtly textured, well-aged surface. This example is unmarked.

INSPIRATION
A useful one-quart size for serving or display. It also works naturally on open kitchen shelving alongside ironstone, cookbooks, and warm wood.

Styling props shown in photos are not included. Listing is for the stoneware pitcher only.

BEFORE YOU PURCHASE

Vintage Pieces
Authentic vintage and antique pieces naturally show age-related character. Any notable condition details are included in the description and shown in the photos. Please review the description and photos carefully.

Packed with Care
Every vintage piece is carefully wrapped and cushioned using sturdy, paper-based protective materials. Packaging is tailored to give each item the protection it needs for a safe journey.

Combined Shipping
If your order includes more than one item, I'll always look for the safest and most economical way to pack it. When shipping multiple items together reduces the shipping cost, I'll automatically refund the difference after purchasing your shipping label. No request is needed.

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