Primitive Stonework Pitcher

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Primitive Stonework Pitcher

Post by Brookeott on May 18th 2018, 2:52 pm

I have a stonework pitcher, passed down from family, possibly from Pennsylvania or other Amish background. There are no marks on it. It is 8 1/2 inches high.  There are raised images on both sides which appear to be a peacock and bunch of grapes.  The entire piece is crude and may be handmade.   I would appreciate help in identifying age and possible place of origin.  

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Re: Primitive Stonework Pitcher

Post by NaomiM on May 18th 2018, 7:18 pm

Looks quite old. 19thC. You might find more if you google splatter ware or sponge ware. Might be a Rockingham design, but I’m afraid that’s not my area of expertise.

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