AN EXUBERANTLY DECORATED HAMILTON & JONES (GREENSBORO, PA) SIX-GALLON STONEWARE CHURN.
American (Southwestern Pennsylvania), 19th Century. Large and bold cobalt freehand vining flower, stripes, dots, and "6" with stenciled lable and stars. Strap handles with cobalt. Canted, ovoid form. 19"h. Exhibited in "Made in Pennsylvania: A Folk Art Tradition", The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, 2007 and illustrated in the exhibit catalog on page 71. From The First Installment of The Beth & Earl Trimble Salt Glazed Stoneware Collection.
Condition Report: Misshaped (oval instead of round), pretty clean, some surface wear, no cracks or chips.
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American (Southwestern Pennsylvania), 19th Century. Large and bold cobalt freehand vining flower, stripes, dots, and "6" with stenciled lable and stars. Strap handles with cobalt. Canted, ovoid form. 19"h. Exhibited in "Made in Pennsylvania: A Folk Art Tradition", The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, 2007 and illustrated in the exhibit catalog on page 71. From The First Installment of The Beth & Earl Trimble Salt Glazed Stoneware Collection.
Condition Report: Misshaped (oval instead of round), pretty clean, some surface wear, no cracks or chips.
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