A beautiful example of early American art pottery, this antique brown salt-glazed stoneware pitcher features the highly recognizable Grape & Trellis (also called Grapes on Lattice) relief pattern—a richly detailed design celebrated for its rustic character and timeless Arts & Crafts appeal.
Finished in a deep chocolate brown glaze, this piece showcases molded grape clusters layered over a textured lattice background, accented by a distinctive geometric rickrack-style border circling the upper rim.
The combination of texture and rich glazing gives this pitcher warmth and depth that displays beautifully in farmhouse, primitive, cottage, and collected interiors.
Attributed to Star Stoneware Company of Crooksville, Ohio and dating to approximately the 1890s–early 1900s, this piece reflects the craftsmanship and utilitarian beauty of turn-of-the-century American stoneware.
Details:
• Antique salt-glazed stoneware pitcher
• Grape & Trellis / Grapes on Lattice relief pattern
• Deep brown glaze finish
• Embossed grape clusters with textured background
• Geometric rickrack border detail at rim
• Attributed to Star Stoneware Company, Crooksville, Ohio
• Circa 1890s–early 1900s
• Measures approximately 8 inches tall
Condition:
Excellent antique condition with beautiful age and character. Displays wonderfully and presents exceptionally well for its age.
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A striking piece of early American stoneware that brings warmth, history, and old-world craftsmanship into any collection or home.
