Assorted Antique Stoneware Crock | Two Tone Dipped

Antique Stoneware Crock | Late 1800s Two Tone Dipped Glaze

Antique stoneware crock from the late 1800s to early 1900s, featuring a classic two tone dipped glaze. The exterior displays a warm brown upper section over a natural beige base, while the interior is finished in dark brown glaze with age staining, a hallmark of authentic antique stoneware. These crocks are sold individually, with each showing unique wear and patina.

Each One Unique

With glazed interiors and unglazed bases, these crocks exhibit the lovely imperfections that come with hand production and age. Interior staining is present from previous use—some of which may clean up, though we love the patina. They are sold individually, and no two are exactly alike:

• Style A: Crazing, interior staining, glaze skips andstable hairline fractures
• Style B: Heavy patina, interior staining, pitting, and imperfections.

Highlights

• Material: glazed stoneware
• Era: late 1800s–early 1900s
• Finish: two tone dipped glaze
• Interior: dark brown glaze with age staining
• Sold individually

Dimensions

7.5" Diameter × 5" Height (each)

Details

This two tone stoneware crock offers timeless farmhouse appeal and versatile functionality. Use as a kitchen storage vessel, utensil holder, or as a decorative accent on a shelf or countertop. The sturdy construction and subtle glaze variations make each piece one of a kind. Pair with antique stoneware, farmhouse decor, or vintage kitchen decor for a cohesive, collected look.

Condition Notes

Vintage; wear, patina, and imperfections consistent with age and use. Please review all photos and measurements before purchase.

Care

Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid soaking to preserve glaze integrity.

All sales final. Please review all photos and measurements and reach out with any questions before purchase.