Multi-Estate Spring 2026 Auction
Lot 509:
Description
C-19606
Small grouping of utilitarian brown glazed stoneware vessels including a jug-form bottle, a straight-sided crock, and a tall cylindrical bottle. Each piece is finished in a dark Albany-style glaze typical of American stoneware used for food storage, apothecary goods, and household provisions. The forms reflect practical workshop production—thick-walled bodies, rolled rims, and simple profiles intended for durability rather than decoration.
The squat jug shows a rounded shoulder and narrow mouth, while the center vessel is a short crock with a heavy rim suitable for small storage or preparation tasks. The tallest bottle features a simple cylindrical body and flared lip, a form often used for liquids such as syrups, extracts, or medicinal compounds.
Shows moderate age-related wear throughout including glaze scuffs, surface discoloration, and kiln irregularities typical of period stoneware. The center crock has a visible chip along the rim as shown.
Tallest: 4.5” dia x 10” H
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