Early Redware Crock Vessel Glazed Pumpkin Interior 8"
Description: You will love this hand-thrown redware vessel crafted in a wonderful form with its slightly sloping shoulders, bulbous body and a flat, squatty base. It stands just over 8 inches tall with a 5 inch opening and weighs 6 pounds. The interior and lip showcases a glazed pumpkin tone leaving the exterior with an unglazed, natural finish with aged patina. Envision this displayed on a table-top or shelf or with a faux flower arrangement.
Note: Please refer to "Condition" for additional information.
Circa: Most likely Earlier part 1900s
Dimensions:
Overall Height: 8 ¼”
Width: 8 ¼” (at widest bulbous point – belly)
Width: 7 3/4" (base)
Top Opening: 6” (outside), 4 ¾” – 5” (inside opening, slightly out-of-round)
Lip: ½”
Item Weight: 5 pounds 15 ounces
Color: Exterior: Reddish-Brown, Interior, Reddish-Orange
Material: Redware – Clay - Earthenware
Makers' Mark: No visible makers’ mark
Origin: Northeastern Region
Condition: Previously owned – used. One ¾” chip on inside edge (as shown). Somewhat chippy around lip. Moderate aged patina on unglazed exterior and base. No longer suitable for food use.
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