A beautiful find in any season, this vintage stoneware yellow crock will soon earn a permanent place on your countertop! Endlessly versatile, crocks like these are perfect for cut flowers, utensil storage and inspired entertaining. Crocks also make fantastic desk caddies in the home office. Heavyweight, substantial and durable, finished in an exquisite antique yellow glaze, this highly collectible vintage crock is a handsome and versatile find. Ideally suited for the farmhouse kitchen and beyond. We love for the garden room too! excellent vintage condition with coloration variations that lend to its authenticity and charm crock measures approximately 7” in diameter at base x 9.25” tall with a mouth opening of 4.25”
These crocks feature either a cool gray or warm, earthy brown glaze on the exterior, beautifully contrasted by the deep charcoal color of the interior glaze finish. The natural flecking of iron deposits in the clay adds visual texture and showcases the organic materials the pieces are crafted from. Each crock is hand-stamped inside the arched handle with the volume of the piece for a unique detail. Available in 3 sizes, there's a crock to fit any of your kitchen needs. Perfect for your kitchen utensils, flowers, or potted herbs, these classic crocks are versatile and beautiful with a vintage feel. The 2 gallon crocks make the perfect ice bucket and can fit multiple bottles of wine! The Agrarian Crock Collection beautifully complements our traditional Farmhouse Pottery stoneware. Mix and match the variety of sizes and colors within the collection. Designed and handmade exclusively for Farmhouse Pottery by partner potters in Wisconsin, USA. Dimensions:1/2 Gallon: 5.5" x 5.5" x 6"1 Gallon: 7.5" x 7.5" x 7.5"2 Gallon: 9" x 9" x 10.5" Made in Wisconsin, USADurable American stonewareOven, microwave, dishwasher safe
This handsome Ironstone Style Mustard Crock is inspired by 19th century ironstone from potteries throughout England. These reproduction crocks have an oatmeal color with a decorative black logo. This mustard crock features an old-timey logo. This beautiful accent crock adds old-world charm to any room. Use to store cooking utensils or display your favorite flowers. (utensils, fruits and flowers not included) Mustard Crock measures 5" Diam x 3.25"H Click here for White Cottage Stoneware Jam Jars Click here for Glass Apothecary Bottle with Weighted Pour Spout Click here for Oatmeal Linen Tablecloth Click here for Faded Purple Eucalyptus Wreath (used as candle ring) Click here for Pheasant-like Feather Bundle Click here for Rustic Linen Napkin with Black Stitching Click here for French Wire Trivet Click here for Prentis Pewter Style Candle Holders Click here for Scalloped Edge Creamware Cake Stand
Slow-cooker bread recipes? Yup, it's a thing. It turns out your Crock-Pot can whip up yeasted breads with an oven-baked taste, no problem.
Whether full of kitchen utensils or potted herbs, these classic crocks add a little something special to any space.1 Pint: 4.25" x 3.5" 1 Quart: 5.25" X 5" 2 Quart: 6.25" X 6" 1 Gallon: 8.75" X 8" Made in USADurable American stonewareOven, microwave, dishwasher safe
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This is a quick but impressive way to top crocks with smaller openings. . .So many have noticed my leather crock toppers over the years and wanted to know where I bought them. . .The only thing we buy is leather at the thrift stores. . .skirts. . .jackets. . .anything with leather will do. . .It's much cheaper than buying leather pieces from a craft store or you local hide trader. . .(grin). . .Then we make our own tops to fit each crock individually. . . It is such a simple technique. . .but the results are fantastic. . .We used this method many times at Colonial Williamsburg. . . 1. Materials: Leather or Suede, Scissors, Pliers, Heavy Rubber Band 2. Use a plate, bowl or other round object to draw a circle, adding at least 1 1/2" for the skirt. 3. Cut out the circle. 4-5. Soak circle thoroughly. Squeeze out excess water. 6. Place on top of crock. Hold with a rubber band. 7. Band must be tight. Double it if possible. 8. With pliers, pull skirt down evenly to tighten top. Leather should be pulled tight like a drum. 8. Let dry. Depending on the leather, this could take 24 hours. 9. When dry, remove bands. That's all there is to it. . .SIMPLE. . . If at some point the top becomes limp from too much dampness, wet it and follow the steps again. . .They will last 'forever'. . . 'SPOTS' are another item from Colonial Williamsburg that we still utilize in our home. . .Spots are just what they seem. . .Circles of leather, placed under crocks to spare our countertops from scratches. . .or under candlesticks to catch drops of wax. . . Cut leather circles whatever size you'll need. . .I often cut spots the exact size as the crock bottom but it isn't necessary. . .Letting a little edge peek out adds to the charm. . . Two simple projects that will add so much to your FARMHOUSE KITCHEN. . . Time to visit the Thrift Store. . . For WOODEN CROCK TOPS, CLICK HERE AND READ MORE
1 Gallon Crock - MADE IN THE USA. Personalize with your name and Est. date., or get creative with it. Tell us the exact wording you'd like us to add on this kitchen utensil crock. It measures 8” dia and is 9” tall. This is a BRAND NEW crock (Ohio Stoneware) - never used. It is not an antique. Use this crock as it was intended - fermenting foods such as sauerkraut or pickles - OR - it will hold lots of kitchen utensils. Due to the variants in the production process of these crocks, you may notice slight variations in shape, color, and texture. No two pieces are exactly alike, which makes them unique and one of a kind. Choose from black or blue. Designs are applied using permanent, high quality vinyl, which can withstand outdoor elements. Do not put in a dishwasher. If you wish to include an 'Established Date' let us know! We can accommodate most custom requests. We include a little bow around the top rim, to give your crock a finished 'farmhouse-feel' look.
~Antique/Vintage Crock Set~~ Circa 1920's A set of crocks for serving or storage. The crock could hold your desk/art supplies or a pair of house plants. Both are in good used condition.. The utensil crock is a sponged at the top and and has a hand painted wheat shaft. It is marked and is 5.5" tall and 5" across. is marked RRP Co, Roseville O.USA The pitcher is large and compliments it. Measures 8.75" tall and is 5.5" at the opening. It has the same markings on the bottom. They will ship well-packed and insured....together they weigh 8 lbs. Thanks
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This antique Western Stoneware Is in very good used condition, especially since it is well over 100 yrs old. This particular crock Measures just over 16" tall, is 15" wide and weighs 42lbs. It features the Western Stoneware Maple Leak with Western Stoneware Co marked inside the leaf. I purchase at a recent estate sale in eastern Iowa. This crock has the It has it's original ceramic bale handles, but they are cracked, damaged. Aside from the bales, it has the typical chips and hairline cracks found in crocks of this age. None of the hairline cracks go through the crock. I set it up with water for several hours and it did not leak. It is very rare to find such a large crock in this kind of condition. This crock could be put back in to use, or use as a decorative piece. Really is a rare find. In 1906 the Western Stoneware Co. was formed by the merging of seven different stoneware and pottery companies, these companies were now known as Western Stoneware Co. Plants One Through Seven. This new company kept the same style of maple leaf logo that the Monmouth Pottery Company had used previously. Although I offer free shipping to the continental US. However, due to the increase cost of shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Guam there may be additional charges for postage. Please contact me before ordering from these areas.
About Blue decorated crock Moore, Nichols Co. Crock, Williamsport, PA. Stoneware crock. Great condition. Deep blue floral pattern, 1850-1890.
Western Stoneware Pottery was established in 1906 in Monmouth Illinois. This is a very large ten gallon handcrafted crock. Classic leaf logo. It has twisted metal handles with hand turned wood holds. Originally created for food preserving, it repurposes well as an organizational accessory or an amazing planter. A farmhouse treasure that would add charm to any style decor. The crock measures 15 1/2 inches in diameter and 17 inches tall. 4 GOOD donates all of its profits to charity. Your purchase will help those in need. Thank you in advance for helping us to help others. Many blessings to you from 4 GOOD !!! Follow my store to get notifications of private sales. Just click FOLLOW by the store name 4 GOOD at the top of the page. less
For Your Consideration. Primitive 6 Gallon Salt Glaze Stoneware Crock ~ Cobalt Blue Design. This Would Make a Great Addition to Anyone's Primitive Collection. Old Crock Measures About; 17-1/4" Tall X 10-1/2" Wide Diameter Note: (Has Hairline in center of the dark vertical stain on Side) Note: (This Piece Does Have Some Flaws But it Displays Well) (Please Refer To Pictures, They are Best Part of Description) Thanks For Looking and Please Check Out My Other Items NOTE: (Please Read Below) If you want to purchase this item, please do so from my store on the Etsy web page not marketing like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Bing or any other sites, The additional 14% fee on top of all the other fees makes it non profitable. Purchases made through Etsy Marketing will have to be canceled and refunded. Sorry for any inconvenience. I do love selling here but it can't be done for free.
Excellent condition. Large stoneware bean crock with lid and jug handle.
Vintage pottery crock. Very old crock with the number 6 on the side with a blue bee looking design. Great decor piece. Lots of character! Great farmhouse piece! Size-
A 10 that's almost a perfect "10". Check out the grooved exterior bottom. Very unique! This 10-gallon crock with a beautiful light Albany Slip glaze interior crock is a survivor in good vintage condition. The graphics are crisp. No chips, cracks, or hairlines! There is a clay scratch under the glaze by the size designation (see photos) Overall Dimensions: Height: 17" Diameter: 14 1/2" Weight: 48 1/2 lbs. Shipping – *Free to the Lower 48 States (see below) Please review all pictures carefully as they are considered part of the description. Stoneware crocks make excellent gifts for any occasion and continue to become rare and are found being passed on as family heirlooms from generation to generation. Crocks make a wonderful addition to your home décor and can be used as a stand-alone or consider floral arrangements as well as dried arrangements. Larger pieces can make great end tables when outfitted with a rustic wooden or cut-glass top. To assure you receive the best care for your purchase, we personally package each crock to maintain consistency and provide the most possible protection during its travel to its new owner. We are told we "Gorilla-proof" them. Crocks are shipped via FedEx Ground and are insured for the full amount of your purchase. *Free domestic shipping applies to the contiguous United States only. Please request a quote for shipping to HI, AK, PR, and International. Come visit us at www.vintagenorth44.com for more items with a “Unique Presence from the Past”.
For Your Consideration: This Antique 3 Gallon Blue Crown Stoneware Crock Does Display Well ! One Would Be Hard Pressed to Find Another Crock in Better Condition Nice Piece Would Make a Great Addition To Your Primitive Collection King Crock Measures About; 11-1/2" Tall X 10-1/2" Wide in Diameter (Please Refer to Pictures, They are Best Part of The Description) Thanks For Taking Time To Look & Please Check Out My Store You Never Know May Find Something You Can't Live Without NOTE: (Please Read Below) If you want to purchase this item, please do so from my store on the Etsy web page not marketing like Google, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Bing or any other sites, The additional 14% fee on top of all the other fees makes it non profitable. Purchases made through Etsy Marketing will have to be canceled and refunded. Sorry for any inconvenience. I do love selling here but it can't be done for free.
About This fine double handled blue decorated stone ware crock is in good condition with minor chip on interior. There is an embossed three above the hand painted and decorated flowers on the face of the crock.
About This fine salt glazed stoneware jar or storage jar has blue floating stars all over the face of the crock. It is in fine condition with no cracks a few minor chips around the inside rim. This is a fantastic folk art stoneware crock. Let’s call it patriotic ! This crock has a handle like a jug on its back side.
Whether full of kitchen utensils or potted herbs, these classic crocks add a little something special to any space.1 Pint: 4.25" x 3.5" 1 Quart: 5.25" X 5" 2 Quart: 6.25" X 6" 1 Gallon: 8.75" X 8" Made in USADurable American stonewareOven, microwave, dishwasher safe
During the mid 1800s, pottery flasks were made in the form of the root vegetables that the liquor was distilled from. Home distillers used potatoes, carrots, and turnips to brew strong liquors for personal use and for illegal sales. The hand made pottery flasks were filled, corked and distributed. They have become extremely hard to find as they were often discarded when emptied of their contents. This turnip flask has bright glazing – a green neck flows into a cream, pink, and orange ombre body. The flask lies sideways on three raised feet, and has the original cork stopper. Realistically molded and increasingly rare. 8.75 in. L x 3 in. W x 2.5 in. H In very good antique condition, showing the expected light surface wear and some aging to the cork.
Vintage brown and white canning crock. There is a blue leaf printed on the crock with “Western Stoneware” in it. These type of crocks are getting harder to find. This still has the original bale wire handle. This would have been used to keep fruit in the cellar through the winter months. Note the bottom of the crock has a rust ring. Wonderful farmhouse or rustic decor piece. Size- 11.5” inch diameter and 16” inches tall Ns
Vignette Rustic crock in good condition and can be used as a planter, for storage and even umbrellas. I have used it as a vase for my sweet Annie and sun flowers also in a vignette with my other crocks. Measures 9.25” diameter and 9.5” in height.
This vintage piece is a beautiful crock with a bright blue floral pattern on one side. Pattern is in excellent condition. From my research this is a Western Crock. The crock is also in excellent condition with no hairlines or cracks. There are the expected, normal marks on the bottom from moving and storage. Please see close up pictures. There are two available at the time of listing. They both came from the same women's personal collection. You can see she marked the base from when and where she acquired each. Vintage stoneware Crock with charming cobalt blue blowers, pickling pottery crock. perfect for kitchen organization, or for your crock collector. Crocks have been used for hundreds of years to hold, store and carry items, food and liquid. Crocks were made by artisans in the United States starting in the 1770s. They are of interest to collectors because of their history, unique styles and distinctive patterns and colors. Approximate Measurements: 6" tall 6" wide * Pictures are of the exact item you will receive. These are vintage items that have been used for decades. Please review photos prior to purchase as we try to capture each item accurately through the camera lens. * We will always carefully pack & ship your order. For multiple purchases we can combine shipping whenever possible; just message us to request a shipping quote. We usually respond within a few hours. Don’t miss new listings or any of our sales: 2sisterstreasuresco.etsy.com ~and~ 2sisterstreasurestoo.etsy.com Instagram: @2sisterstreasuresco ~and~ @2sisterstreasurestoo Pinterest: https://pin.it/2hbIHrs Twitter: @2SisTreas Be the first to see special new listings and info about our sales. Item 7516
Vintage #2 Possible Fulper Brothers Stoneware Elephant Handle Crock w Flowers Circa - 1895 - 1906 Come visit us at www.vintagenorth44.com for more items with a “Unique Presence from the Past”. This beautiful possible Hunterdon County, Fulper Brother's crock is in good vintage condition. Others with the same design have been located in the area of Flemington NJ, the location of Fulper Brothers. The inside rim has several chips as shown in the photos. The largest appears to have been there for quite some time possibly from the time it was manufactured (See photos) Overall Dimensions: Height: 9" Diameter: 10" Weight: 9 3/4 lbs Shipping – *Free to the Lower 48 States (see below) Please review all pictures carefully as they are considered part of the description. Crocks make excellent gifts for any occasion and continue to become rare and are found being passed on as family heirlooms from generation to generation. Crocks make a wonderful addition to your home decor. They make great end tables when outfitted with a rustic wooden or cut-glass top. They can also be used as a stand-alone or consider floral arrangements as well as dried arrangements. To assure you receive the best care for your purchase, we personally package each crock to maintain consistency and provide the most possible protection during its travel to its new owner. We are told we "Gorilla proof" them. Crocks are shipped via FedEx Ground and are insured for the full amount of your purchase. *Free domestic shipping applies to the contiguous United States only. Please request a quote for shipping to HI, AK, PR, and International.
Vintage brown and white canning crock. There is a blue leaf printed on the crock with “Western Stoneware” in it. These type of crocks are getting harder to find. This still has the original bale wire handle. This would have been used to keep fruit in the cellar through the winter months. Note the bottom of the crock has a rust ring. Wonderful farmhouse or rustic decor piece. Size- 11.5” inch diameter and 16” inches tall Ns
