Salt Glazed Canning Crock | Circa Late 1800s
Indulge in sophistication with our Antique Salt Glazed Stoneware Crock. Crafted with a durable and versatile salt glazed finish, once perfect for storing canning goods, now it's a stunning standalone piece for holding branches, flowers or kitchen utensils. Its earthy color and timeless design make it a must-have for collectors. Large in size, it's a beautiful vessel that exudes luxury.
- Found in a stateside auction.
- Measures 8" Dia. x 9.5" H
- Made of heavy thick stoneware.
- Wear consistent with age, turkey feet drippings from firing, imperfections.
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Curators Notes
Antique salt glazed stoneware in America dates back to colonial times, favored for its durability and practicality in preserving food. Today, these farmhouse pieces are cherished for their historical significance and rustic charm, often used as decorative accents or collectible items in modern homes. They really resonate with those who appreciate traditional crafting and vintage Americana.
