Now this is a beautiful, late 1800's or very early 1900's stoneware pitcher in very good condition! Tall with a wide opening and large spout, this piece of stoneware is glazed mostly in yellow with some subtle blending of some bluish-green around the sides and back. The area around the opening and spout are coated in brown salt glaze. There are also small specks of orange glaze all over the piece. Seven hand-glazed daisies decorate the midsection of this pitcher.
It measures 10 3/4 inches high, has a four inch base diameter, and an opening that measures 4 1/2 inches across including the spout. There is a number 2 carved into the bottom. It's slightly less heavy than the redware pitchers but is still a solid piece of old stoneware. Beautiful item...needs a little cleanup from generations of cellar storage.
