Vintage Spongeware Pitcher: Blue & White Salt Glaze Pottery

Vintage Stoneware Reproduction Pitcher, Tall Painted Sponge Pattern Crock, Blue & White Spongeware Jug, Primitive Style Salt Glaze Pottery

Here we have a vintage stoneware pitcher, decorated with a sponge pattern design, a remarkable REPRODUCTION of a primitive salt glazed pottery pitcher, in the traditional style of the 1800s.
It is tall and heavy, like they were back then, and this one was found among a large collection of antique stoneware pitchers that were actually authentic!
What we call Blue & White, the base background color is more gray, due to the nature of salt glaze pottery.
This came from a primitive estate in upstate NY.
What's great about this, is how clean it is, being "newer" making it useful!

Condition:
Very nice condition! Almost looks unused.......
No chips, cracks or repairs!

There is an imperfection around handle-which can be seen in last photo, which cannot be felt, and appears under the glaze. Most likely an occurrence from when it was made.

Bottom which is unglazed, has some light scuff marks, as well as initials carved into the clay, most likely those of the person who made this stunning piece!

Entire pitcher, has small pinholes or air pockets, also natural to the way it was made, and the clay used to create it.

Interior is very clean, I would have no problem drinking from this, should you want to use it that way, otherwise, it would look beautiful filled with flowers!

May be older than I dated........
Size: APX: 8 3/4" H x 8" W-measured to include handle

Please look at all photos closely and use your ZOOM.
Read description carefully and make note of all mentioned FLAWS.
As is in VINTAGE condition and as described:

NO RETURNS!

Please ask questions BEFORE you buy!
I strongly advise to HAND WASH ONLY!

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