Old Stoneware Glazed Crocks and Miniature Measuring Cup Collection of 3

Product Description:  A collection of three early stoneware pieces in earthy, neutral  color tones. Two smaller-size glazed stoneware crocks with interior brown glaze. One crock is a sand-beige tone and the other in a grayish-white color. The primitive, unglazed stoneware measuring cup is an unusual one most likely from the late 1800s. Although there is a hairline in the beige crock, still functional and could be used to store your favorite kitchen utensils.

Note:  Please refer to "Condition" for additional information

Dimensions: 
Beige/Tan: Height: 5 ½”, Diameter: 5”
Grayish-Off-White: Height: 5”, Diameter: 5 ¼”
Gray Measuring Cup: Height: 2 1/8”, Diameter (top): 1 1/8”, Base: 1 3/8”, Hole in Handle: ¼”

Color:  Grayish Off-White, Sand-Beige

Markings:  No Visible Makers’ Marks 

Product Weight: 3 pounds 4 ounces (3 pieces)

Origin: United States

Condition: Previously owned - used. Condition is consistent  with age and use. Beige/Tan: 2 1/2” vertical hairline which does goes through to inside. Still appears to be strong. All over crazing and splotchy in color. ½” chip on bottom edge along with a nick. Grayish-White crock is free of chips or cracks. Measuring cup in good primitive condition with  some rusting on top of handle. Normal wear and patina on all three pieces. 

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