Primitive Stoneware Crock | 19th Century 10 lb Butter Crock - Large
Experience the rustic charm of this 19th-century Primitive Stoneware Crock, an antique essential that exudes history and functional beauty. Originally crafted to store and preserve butter or lard, this large, 10 lb crock reflects the sturdy practicality of early American kitchens.
With its thick stoneware walls, this piece not only provided storage but also retained a cool temperature, essential for preserving perishables in pre-refrigeration days.
This stoneware crock is unmarked, adding to its primitive appeal. While it does show a hairline fracture, it remains remarkably solid, which is typical of these time-honored vessels that were designed to withstand daily use. Please refer to photos for details, as these small imperfections only add to the charm of the piece, telling its own story of age and purpose.
Versatile Modern Decor
Beyond its historical function, this crock finds its place in the modern home with ease. Use it as a statement piece in your farmhouse-style kitchen for practical storage, or repurpose it as a unique and durable vessel for live plants or dried branches.
Its neutral, earthy tones make it a versatile addition to any decor style, from rustic farmhouse to minimalist vintage.
Product Details
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Origin: 19th-century American stoneware
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Size: 10 lb capacity, measures approximately 6.5" H x 9.5" Dia., opening 8"
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Condition: Hairline fracture (see photos), remains solid and functional
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Material: Thick, durable stoneware
This primitive stoneware crock is an authentic addition to your home, whether you're using it for kitchen storage, as a decorative planter, or simply to appreciate the craftsmanship of an era long past. Its large, substantial form and aged details bring history to life in any space.
Add it to your collection or enjoy it as a one-of-a-kind decorative piece that adds a touch of timeless charm.
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