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Historical 2003 Pinched Rim Bowl
9.5"w x 3"h
An adaptation of the serving
bowls from the 18th century, this bowl has a unique shape that
is ideal for larger pies or meat dishes.
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Historical 2003 Farm Pitcher
5.5"w x 8"h
A common fixture in any household
from past to present. Our Farm Pitcher has a brushwork floral
pattern that flows beautifully from one side of the handle to
the other
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Historical 2003 Franklin Porringer
5.5"w x 2.75"h
The porringer was an important
part of dinnerware in America's early history. So common that
even Ben Franklin referred to it often in his memoirs. Hand
decorated and finished with a pulled handle, our porringer works
just as great today with hearty soups and stews
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Historical 2003 Tall Canister
5.5"w x 11.5"h
Traditionally, canisters were
essential for storing dry goods. We have taken this classic form
and have given it a modern shape that will store today's foods
beautifully. Its tall shape accommodates spaghetti, linguine, or
capellini noodles perfectly
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Historical 2003 Bird Bottle
4.5"w x 7.5"h
Becoming a birdhouse was often
the fate of many a broken stoneware jug in the past. Keeping the
spirit alive, we have fashioned a modern day birdhouse that can
hang in your favorite tree or on the side of your barn. Every
element of this pottery is hand formed by our artisans. Comes
with three feet of farm twine. Holds one family of small birds
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Historical 2003 Fancy Flask
4"w x 6.75"h
This form of pottery was often
referred to as a 'fancy' stoneware flask. Popular from 1820 to
1860, this flask was flattened to hold liquids easily in one's
coat pocket. It was also used as a home accent and was typically
decorated or inscribed with the owner's initial and given as a
gift
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