Antique 19^th Century Stoneware Beer/Meade Bottle

Description: Nic example of a 19^th century stoneware beer or Meade bottle. This example is 10” tall and measures almost 4” wide across the base. It has a brown Albany slip glaze on the inside and an uneven tan/brown glaze on the outside. One side of the bottle has a thicker glaze while the other side almost has a tobacco spit looking glaze. There is one tooled ring running around the neck. There is one small chip on the spout that goes below the glaze line around the rim. The rest of the mouth is fairly flat and smooth. I don’t see any cracks on this one. Please see pictures for condition!

USPS Priority Mail is $16.00