See Internet for further information on this well-respected partnership. Front features a large, so-called Spitting Tulip Decoration artistically-executed in super bold, Brushed Cobalt. In addition, upper & lower handle terminals are highlighted with heavy cobalt accents. Theres an old cork is firmly lodged in the mouth.
Salt-glazed exterior; presumably Albany or Mineral Slip interior. Condition : Very Good++ to Excellent overall. This Jug survives in remarkable, essentially as-made condition with exceptional color, charming size and desirable makers mark. Some minor imperfections to note : There are contact and/or stack marks, in-the-making, noted on L/R shoulder and upper handle. Also, right side (mid-body) a stone ping or production/contact scar, as shown.The Tulip has just a touch of fry on the heaviest areas of the decoration (see close-ups). Base with expected wear and soiling including small perimeter flakes. No cracks, repaired damage, restoration work or other excuses. Displays brilliantly; highly-appropriate for any C&W enthusiast, especially if condition and color is of utmost importance to your collection.
See photos for complete details and close-ups. Please consider them as part of the description. Highly sought-after 1-Gallon capacity; measures only 11H x 6-1/2W overall with base diameter of 6-1/4.
Good Luck, thanks for watching, and be sure to bookmark my Auctions, listed and ending daily. The item "Antique Stoneware 1G PA Jug with Cobalt Tulip, Cowden & Wilcox, Harrisburg, 1870s" is in sale since Monday, September 20, 2021. This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Pottery & China\China & Dinnerware\Stoneware".
The seller is "mgs1971" and is located in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts. This item can be shipped to United States.1870