Early 20th-century stoneware pitcher made by White Hall Pottery, of Illinois, has raised decorations that were embossed in the clay as it was formed in the mold. This pattern features grape vines on lattice, and a warm glossy brown glaze. While there are a few small chips and 1 interior hairline crack, this 9.5-inch tall piece is otherwise handsomely intact.

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Shipping:

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Location: This item ships from Ohio

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