The short necked, bulbous “little pitchers” were standard forms after the 1670’s. Later, in Connecticut, this distinct shape was made, influenced by the German and Dutch potteries found in Pennsylvania and New York. My creamers are 4 inches in height to match my sugar jars.
7P4 - $26.50
Spangles
& Daubs
Spangles
& Daubs
14P4 - $26.50
Spangles
on Gold
Spangles
on Gold
10P4S - $26.50
Squiggles
& Dots
Squiggles
& Dots
1P4 - $23.00
Feather
Feather
5P4M - $26.50
Red & Gold
Marbled
Red & Gold
Marbled
3P4F - $26.50
Feather
Feather
No fooling, this is a truly 19th century pot. David Mandeville was a potter in Orange County, NY from 1830-1840 and this pot was attributed to him. I recently purchased a mug with the same “rope twist” handles from that area. These jars are 4 inches tall.
9S4M
Black & Gold
Marbled
Black & Gold
Marbled
1S4F
Gold on Red
Feather
Gold on Red
Feather
14S4
Spangles
on Gold
Spangles
on Gold
3S4F
Red on Gold
Feather
Red on Gold
Feather
5S4M
Red & Gold
Marbled
Red & Gold
Marbled
