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This authentic vintage 1989 Rockdale Union Stoneware pitcher was masterfully hand-thrown in Cambridge, Wisconsin. It features a traditional 19th-century revival salt-glaze finish with a rich orange-peel texture, beautifully detailed with a hand-painted cobalt blue floral vine design across the front. The back displays a deep, crisp factory oval stamp dated 1989 alongside an incised potter's mark.Features & Details:
- Brand/Studio: Rockdale Union Stoneware (Cambridge, WI)
- Production Date: 1989
- Material: Heavyweight, hand-thrown salt-glazed stoneware.
- Design: Cobalt blue floral leaf motif with hand-pulled handle accents.
- Size & Weight: Stands approximately 5.25 inches tall, measures 4.5 inches wide across the belly, and weighs exactly 15.8 oz unboxed.
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The stoneware structure is entirely solid with zero cracks, major post-production chips, or repairs. As is characteristic of hand-fired salt-glaze pottery, the body features natural firing pops, glaze variations, and iron spotting that give it authentic primitive character. The interior is clean and fully glazed. Please review all high-resolution photos to verify the handmade details.A beautiful display piece for collectors of fine American art pottery, primitive farmhouse kitchen decor, or historic salt-glaze crocks. Thank you for viewing.
