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Lot 131:
Description
C-18767
Group of vintage utilitarian kitchen vessels, including a brown stoneware pitcher by Burley Winter Pottery, a blue enamel slow cooker dish, and a black glazed stoneware vessel. Together, the group reflects the practical, durable wares used in American kitchens during the late 19th and 20th centuries, when stoneware and enamel were favored for their heat resistance and longevity. The brown stoneware pitcher features molded decoration with a windmill motif framed by foliate elements, finished in a rich chocolate glaze typical of Burley Winter’s output. The blue enamel dish, with its wide rim and ribbed exterior, was intended for slow cooking or oven use and retains its softly worn interior glaze. The black glazed stoneware vessel presents a simple cylindrical form with a glossy, dark finish, consistent with utilitarian storage or cooking wares of the period.
Condition varies across the group. The stoneware pitcher shows one chip on the rim as photographed. The blue enamel dish exhibits surface crazing throughout the glaze. The black glazed vessel shows general surface wear consistent with age and use. No repairs noted.
Brown stoneware pitcher: 6" dia x 9" H Blue enamel slow cooker dish: 12" dia x 5" H Black glazed stoneware vessel: 9" dia x 6" H
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