Redware Crock | Antique Stoneware Utensil Kitchen Decor is the kind of hardworking old vessel we love bringing back into everyday use. Dating to the early 1900s, this American redware earthenware crock has a wonderfully simple shape, warm earthy coloring, and the timeworn surface that makes antique pottery so appealing. Use it for wooden utensils in the kitchen, fill it with branches or flowers, or simply let it stand on its own.
We especially love old crocks because they don't have to stay in the kitchen. This one would be just as good filled with paintbrushes in a studio, holding a loose arrangement of branches on a table, or sitting empty on a shelf among old books and pottery. The mismatched lid adds another layer to its collected history and can easily be removed when using the crock as a vase or utensil holder.
Explore more collected pottery in our Vintage Stoneware, Clay Pottery & Handmade Earthenware collection.
Please Note: The included lid is not original to the crock. Due to the vintage and antique nature of our items, all sales are final. Please carefully review all photographs, read the complete description, and verify measurements before purchasing. Condition details, chips, wear, patina, and imperfections are part of the character of antique and vintage goods.
From forgotten to fabulous - our up-cycled decor celebrates reuse, character, and conscious living.
