Antique Vtg 19th C 1800s Beautiful Redware Pottery Pitcher W/ Underglaze Flower

USD 135.00

Condition: This offering is for an antique 19th redware pottery handled pitcher. The pot has qualities and glaze color indicating it could come from the Missouri River Valley which is where it was found, but the same qualities are also seen in pots from from Europe. The pitcher features a bold ovoid body with a heavy formed mouth and applied handle. There is also a nicely incised line encircling the neck. Lastly there is a wonderful hand painted flower on the front that is under the glaze. I tried using paint stripper on it and it didn't faze it at all. The overall height is 8.5" and the body measures 5.25" in maximum diameter with a 3.5" diameter base. There is a bit of very very minor wear on the lip edge but no chips. Otherwise the condition is excellent with no breaks, cracks or repairs.

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View Antique Vtg 19th C 1800s Beautiful Redware Pottery Pitcher W/ Underglaze Flower with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. There is also a nicely incised line encircling the neck. Lastly there is a wonderful hand painted flower on the front that is under the glaze. I tried using paint stripper on it and it didn't faze it at all. This offering is for an antique 19th redware pottery handled pitcher. The pot has qualities and glaze color indicating it could come from the Missouri River Valley which is where it was found, but the same qualities are also seen in pots from from Europe. The pitcher features a bold ovoid body with a heavy formed mouth and applied handle. There is also a nicely incised line encircling the neck. Lastly there is a wonderful hand painted flower on the front that is under the glaze. I tried using paint stripper on it and it didn't faze it at all. The overall height is 8.5" and the body measures 5.25" in maximum diameter with a 3.5" diameter base. There is a bit of very very minor wear on the lip edge but no chips. Otherwise the condition is excellent with no breaks, cracks or repairs. The buyer will pay a fixed amount of $ 20.00 for Standard Mail and we will include delivery confirmation, tracking, at no additional cost. International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We like you to be able to bid with confidence, so we offer a return policy on all of our merchandise. If the item you purchase is not as described and or pictured simply notify us and return the item within fourteen days of receipt and we will refund the purchase price.  Our guarantee is not however, intended to cover buyer remorse, please read the description and examine the ample photo's we provide prior to placing your bid. If additional photo's are needed or you have need of answers to questions we do not address  we will be happy to supply them.  Shipping charges for overseas buyers will be determined after the conclusion of the auction and will depend upon how the buyer wants the item shipped plus insurance fees involved. Out of country buyers must pay by PayPal. WE USUALLY SEND OUR INVOICE WITHIN 1 HOUR OF THE AUCTIONS ENDING. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE IT PLEASE CHECK YOUR JUNK MAIL OR DELETED ITEMS FOLDER. Condition: This offering is for an antique 19th redware pottery handled pitcher. The pot has qualities and glaze color indicating it could come from the Missouri River Valley which is where it was found, but the same qualities are also seen in pots from from Europe. The pitcher features a bold ovoid body with a heavy formed mouth and applied handle. There is also a nicely incised line encircling the neck. Lastly there is a wonderful hand painted flower on the front that is under the glaze. I tried using paint stripper on it and it didn't faze it at all. The overall height is 8.5" and the body measures 5.25" in maximum diameter with a 3.5" diameter base. There is a bit of very very minor wear on the lip edge but no chips. Otherwise the condition is excellent with no breaks, cracks or repairs.. Category: Antiques › Primitives.