Antique Two-Tone Stoneware Jug – Large with Handle and Albany Slip Glaze

Description :
This large vintage stoneware jug features a traditional two-tone glaze, with a rich Albany slip dark brown top and an unglazed stoneware body. It includes a single side handle and narrow spout. Visible crazing and a vertical hairline crack along the base indicate age and use, but the piece remains structurally sound for decorative purposes. A classic example of American utilitarian pottery, perfect for farmhouse decor or rustic display.

Era:
Late 19th to Early 20th Century (circa 1880s–1920s)

Style:
Primitive / Americana

Technique:
Wheel-thrown stoneware with hand-applied Albany slip glaze

Tools Used:
Clay wheel, hand-pulled handle, slip bucket, wood-fired kiln

History:
Jugs like this were used to transport liquids such as whiskey, molasses, or vinegar. Their sturdy construction made them a staple in both rural and commercial settings.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown; consistent with stoneware produced in Ohio, Pennsylvania, or New York

Measurements:
6 ½" Ø x 11 ½" T

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 7–9 lbs

Item Number : P13114

Category : Misc Home Décor & Furniture

Brand : UK