Late 19th Century American Primitive Albany Slip Glazed Brown Stoneware Beehive-Form 1/2 Gallon Jug
Late 19th Century American Primitive Albany Slip Glazed Brown Stoneware Beehive-Form 1/2 Gallon Jug
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Up for sale is a Late 19th Century American Primitive Albany Slip Glazed Brown Stoneware Beehive-Form 1/2 Gallon Jug! It measures 7” tall. The piece is in excellent overall condition with minor signs of wear consistent with its age and use (scattered light surface wear). Please message us if you have any questions. Thanks!
This exceptional late 19th century American primitive stoneware jug stands as a beautifully preserved piece of historic utilitarian country pottery. Featuring a highly collectible, stout "beehive" silhouette, this half-gallon capacity vessel displays the classic hand-thrown characteristics of a turn-of-the-century rural pottery workshop, complete with a thick, robust strap handle permanently integrated into the collared spout and rounded shoulder. The exterior is enveloped in a classic, deep chocolate-brown Albany slip glaze, showing a rich variance in tone from near-black gloss highlights to earthy, semi-matte ochre undertones near the base. The clay body exhibits wonderful primitive character, boasting scattered kiln specks, firing imperfections, and a distinct incised horizontal line wrapping around the center circumference from the potter's wheel. A true staple of historic Americana and rural domestic life, this sculptural crock jug brings immense rustic warmth and decorative presence to any farmhouse display or collection of antique American stoneware.
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