A trio of small antique redware crocks with rich brown glazes and the soft, uneven texture that comes with age. One is impressed on the bottom with a "C. LINK" maker's mark, associated with the Link pottery of Exeter (Stonetown), Berks County, Pennsylvania, which operated in the 19th century.
Details
Approximate sizes: 4.25" x 4", 4" x 4.25", and 3.25" x 3.25" (height x width)
Glaze: brown
Marking: one crock impressed "C. LINK" on the bottom
Sourced in Pennsylvania
Sold as a set of three. One of a kind.
Good condition with light wear.
Care and use
For decorative use only. Not intended for food or drink. Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
Shipping
Carefully wrapped and boxed for safe delivery. See our Shipping Policy for details.
A trio of small antique redware crocks with rich brown glazes and the soft, uneven texture that comes with age. One is impressed on the bottom with a "C. LINK" maker's mark, associated with the Link pottery of Exeter (Stonetown), Berks County, Pennsylvania, which operated in the 19th century.
Details
Approximate sizes: 4.25" x 4", 4" x 4.25", and 3.25" x 3.25" (height x width)
Glaze: brown
Marking: one crock impressed "C. LINK" on the bottom
Sourced in Pennsylvania
Sold as a set of three. One of a kind.
Good condition with light wear.
Care and use
For decorative use only. Not intended for food or drink. Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
Shipping
Carefully wrapped and boxed for safe delivery. See our Shipping Policy for details.
