Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Yellowware Pitcher (40’s to 50’s)- 6”

A beautiful piece of American pottery history!

This vintage Robinson Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co.) pitcher features a warm honey-yellow glaze accented by a wide burgundy-red band framed by two thin navy blue stripes. Its classic farmhouse design and timeless colors make it a wonderful addition to any vintage kitchen or collected-over-time home.

Made by the Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company of Roseville, Ohio, a well-known American pottery manufacturer celebrated for its durable and charming stoneware.

Believed to date to the mid-20th century, (possibly 40’s to 50’s) this Robinson Ransbottom Pottery pitcher features the original R.R.P. Co., Roseville, Ohio, USA ink stamp on the underside. Its warm honey-yellow glaze and classic red-and-blue banded design reflect the charm of vintage American kitchen pottery.

Whether displayed on a kitchen shelf, incorporated into a farmhouse vignette, or filled with dried flowers, this little pitcher brings plenty of old-fashioned character.

Details:

• Manufacturer: Robinson Ransbottom Pottery (RRP Co.)
• Marked R.R.P. Co., Roseville, O., USA
• Made in the USA
• Warm honey-yellow glaze
• Burgundy-red band with thin navy blue stripes
• Measures approximately 6 inches tall
• Classic American farmhouse pottery

Condition: Excellent vintage condition overall. There is a small area just beneath the handle that appears to show some wear or a glaze imperfection. Please refer to the close-up photos for a better look. This minor area does not detract from the pitcher’s beautiful overall appearance.

A lovely piece of vintage American pottery, perfect for anyone who appreciates the warmth and character of old-fashioned kitchenware.

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