Large Antique Semi Vitreous Porcelain Pitcher - The United States Pottery Company Circa 1893-1922 wheat stalks Half the fun of them

Half the fun of them is deciding how you will incorporate them into your everyday life

the Onondaga who lived near Lake Erie

Francois Nars

Repurposed into scrap bowls

Evidence of an artist-in-training can be seen in the slightly offset center medallion

Large Antique Semi Vitreous Porcelain Pitcher - The United States Pottery Company Circa 1893-1922 wheat stalks Half the fun of them{HISTORY} This semi vitreous porcelain antique pitcher was made by the United States Pottery Company in Wellsville, Ohio sometime between 1893 1922. With both the look and feel of ironstone, it is a hefty beauty with thick walls, delicate gold filigree around the rim, and a bouquet of pastel pink and yellow roses. Throughout its slim window of operation, the United States Pottery Company was known for its exceptionally high quality of manufacture and