Vintage Stoneware Crock

Vintage Stoneware CrockThis glazed and faceted stoneware crock is likely from Peoria Pottery and was used as a canning crock. The beautiful cocoa brown color exemplifies rustic charm and craftsmanship. Stoneware crocks were essential household items in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries, used for storing food items like pickles, preserves, and butter. Their durable, non porous glaze made them ideal for preserving perishable goods, and they were a staple in kitchens

Each toy comes with a Chew-O-Meter rating

5" H x 3" Dia 17" H x 3" Dia 14

while the opposing plane settles into a saturated ember-red surface balanced by a cool blue roofline

These unique iron candle holders draw inspiration from nature's sleek organic beauty

It also works beautifully for storing toys or everyday essentials

All boards are waxed

These tossers are made of spalted maple wood

This vintage square elm wood stool is handmade from reclaimed antique elm wood and is then finished with a natural coating of beeswax

of liquid - Dark green thick glass - 1" wide mouth opening (no cork) - Wide-bottom to prevent tip-overs - Antique reproduction - Hand washing recommended

purifying the air in your space

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coffee tables