Antique Utica Pottery Stoneware Pitcher Blue Raised Rose Pattern 1800s - As Is

Charming and rustic antique stoneware pitcher, attributed to Utica Pottery (likely Whites Utica or Farrington & Hunnewell), dating from the late 1800s. It features a textured gray salt-glazed body with cobalt blue raised roses and leaf decoration classic to Uticas floral relief work of the 19th century. This piece displays beautifully and still carries its visual impact despite damage. Condition: Two stable hairline cracks: one at the spout and one on the base (visible on underside) No chips or missing pieces No cracks down the side body Clean interior, great for display Best suited for decorative use shelf, farmhouse kitchen, or antique cabinet display. Not watertight for functional use. Dimensions: Approx. 6.5" tall x 5.25" across (spout to handle) Will be packaged with extreme care and appropriate materials for safe delivery.