Spongeware Blue White Striped Chamber Pot | 10" D | 19th Century | Salt Glazed | Antique
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Spongeware Blue White Striped Chamber Pot | 10" D | 19th Century | Salt Glazed | Antique
Spongeware Blue White Striped Chamber Pot ' 10" D ' 19th Century ' Salt Glazed ' Antique
An Antique Blue and White Porcelain Chamber Pot, featuring a classic blue spongeware design with a center group of three stripes. Salt glazed on fine porcelain.
This elegant piece combines timeless beauty with durable craftsmanship, making it perfect for both functional use and display. Ideal for collectors of antique porcelain or as a decorative accent, this large pot brings a touch of vintage charm and sophistication to any setting. Its intricate blue and white pattern reflects the artistry of a bygone era, making it a standout addition to any collection.
Perfect size to use for side salads. Display with a collection of spongeware or in a country décor (see a few inspirational photos posted with the listing). Use in a bathroom to hold guest towels. Perfect to hold a collection of corks or matchbooks.
American stoneware was the most popular dishware in the 19th century in the US. Produced mostly by potters on the east coast, blue and white spongeware was created for the utilitarian use and remains in good condition today because of its durability.
The color of antique spongeware was made by applying the cobalt oxide to the pottery piece with a natural sponge or rag. Sponges were cut into various sizes and stamped all over a piece or sponged border with a hand painted central design.
Measures approximately 9" D (10" D with handle) x 5" H
In good condition with wear commensurate with age. There are no chips, cracks or blemishes to note. Shows the normal pitting of salt glazing. Paint has smears consistent with this hand created art form.
Professional photos at the end of the listing are of representative collections of spongeware.
An Antique Blue and White Porcelain Chamber Pot, featuring a classic blue spongeware design with a center group of three stripes. Salt glazed on fine porcelain.
This elegant piece combines timeless beauty with durable craftsmanship, making it perfect for both functional use and display. Ideal for collectors of antique porcelain or as a decorative accent, this large pot brings a touch of vintage charm and sophistication to any setting. Its intricate blue and white pattern reflects the artistry of a bygone era, making it a standout addition to any collection.
Perfect size to use for side salads. Display with a collection of spongeware or in a country décor (see a few inspirational photos posted with the listing). Use in a bathroom to hold guest towels. Perfect to hold a collection of corks or matchbooks.
American stoneware was the most popular dishware in the 19th century in the US. Produced mostly by potters on the east coast, blue and white spongeware was created for the utilitarian use and remains in good condition today because of its durability.
The color of antique spongeware was made by applying the cobalt oxide to the pottery piece with a natural sponge or rag. Sponges were cut into various sizes and stamped all over a piece or sponged border with a hand painted central design.
Measures approximately 9" D (10" D with handle) x 5" H
In good condition with wear commensurate with age. There are no chips, cracks or blemishes to note. Shows the normal pitting of salt glazing. Paint has smears consistent with this hand created art form.
Professional photos at the end of the listing are of representative collections of spongeware.
