1850 ' S ANTIQUE Bennington Cow Creamer FANTASTIC Vermont POTTERY ENGLAND
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:3799887 | Original/Reproduction: Antique Original |
RARE BENNINGTON ROCKINGHAM Glaze COW CREAMER 1849 - 1858 Vermont Pottery
LOOK AT THE DETAILS! It has molded ribs, ears and horns, neck folds and the nostrils are crescent shaped. It also has microscratches in the glaze from use! A small hiccup at the foot that happened during production and has glaze in it. The horns and ears have NOT been broken or repaired.
Please see all the pictures for details and conditions. Message me with any questions.Over all MINT Conditio...n with only imperfections from time of manufacturing over 100 years ago and the.
SIZE: NOSE TO TAIL, 7 inches, height at head 5 inches, width 3 inches at baseCreamers in this condition are prized in Rockingham collections!!!Tripple bubble and double boxed - Securely packed and I pay for insurance.
PLEASE SEE OUR OTHER QUALITY ANTIQUES LISTED THIS WEEK!!!Opening in 1793, Bennington Pottery was one of the most innovative potteries of its time. They were especially known for their stoneware jugs that were used for everyday activities. The first examples made by Norton were the Redware, which was covered with a lead glaze. He also made salt-glazed stoneware.
LOOK AT THE DETAILS! It has molded ribs, ears and horns, neck folds and the nostrils are crescent shaped. It also has microscratches in the glaze from use! A small hiccup at the foot that happened during production and has glaze in it. The horns and ears have NOT been broken or repaired.
Please see all the pictures for details and conditions. Message me with any questions.Over all MINT Conditio...n with only imperfections from time of manufacturing over 100 years ago and the.
SIZE: NOSE TO TAIL, 7 inches, height at head 5 inches, width 3 inches at baseCreamers in this condition are prized in Rockingham collections!!!Tripple bubble and double boxed - Securely packed and I pay for insurance.
PLEASE SEE OUR OTHER QUALITY ANTIQUES LISTED THIS WEEK!!!Opening in 1793, Bennington Pottery was one of the most innovative potteries of its time. They were especially known for their stoneware jugs that were used for everyday activities. The first examples made by Norton were the Redware, which was covered with a lead glaze. He also made salt-glazed stoneware.
