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2024年9月21日 · Simple and utilitarian antique stoneware, such as jugs, crocks, churns, bowls, and pitchers, get their value today from how uniquely they were manufactured. Many potters used a salt-glazing process to create a glass-like finish on jugs, crocks, and the like when firing them.

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Some of the popular antique stoneware available on Etsy include: antique stoneware crock, antique stoneware jug, antique stoneware pitcher, antique stoneware pottery, antique stoneware cookie jar, and even antique stoneware vase.

Stoneware is a tough, versatile type of pottery made in the U.S. for nearly 300 years. The antique blue and white spatterware and spongeware is a popular collectible that is still being produced today.

Antique primitive stoneware four-gallon size crock we attribute to the Fulper Brothers Pottery of Flemington, New Jersey, 1880 - 1900. Abraham Fuller built the pottery in Flemington, New Jersey in around 1860.

A+ antique primitive salt glazed stoneware three-gallon size crock, made by G. W. Fulper & Bros., Flemington, New Jersey, in the 1881 - 1898. Abraham Fuller built the pottery in Flemington, New Jersey in around 1860.