Welcome to Pop Archaeology. My listings are never made using AI, so you can always be sure you're getting a real person's description of a real object. Here we have a really unique stoneware water pitcher, circa late 1800's, likely Bennington Rockingham. Done in the signature house style of the time, an earthy yellow-to-brown spongeware ceramic. A timeless aesthetic. This one also features an attractively carved design around the neck. 7 inches tall, holds about 48 ounces.

I am not an expert (other than for books and analog photography, perhaps) so please view all pictures closely. I always speak to and try to show any flaws that I notice. If you have any questions, or if you'd like to see something closer, message me and I'll be glad to respond.

Thanks for looking, and happy hunting!

Part of a large collection bought at auction from a local estate. Check out my other listings for similar pottery, as well as vintage and antique material culture from all eras. You can also follow me to find out soonest about updates and new listings!