Spatterware Cheese or Butter Crock in Blue and White

Vintage blue and white spongeware stoneware glazed crock with a metal bail handle. This type of crock was commonly used for storing butter or cheese and often features a distinctive speckled or "spatterware" pattern. Here's more information about this item: Material and Style: It's made of stoneware with a blue and white spongeware or spatterware pattern, which is a classic style often associated with country or farmhouse decor. Purpose: These crocks were historically used for storing foodstuffs like butter or cheese, with the metal bail handle and lid (which may or may not include a gasket) providing a seal. Vintage Appeal: The style suggests it's a vintage piece, possibly from the mid-to-late 20th century. Collecting: Spongeware crocks and other stoneware pieces are popular among collectors of antique and vintage kitchenware.