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This image depicts a salt-glazed stoneware storage jar crafted by J.M. Hickerson in Strasburg, Virginia, spanning the period of 1879 to 1897.
The jar is adorned with cobalt blue freehand floral designs that adorn all sides, imparting a distinctive aesthetic.
Strasburg, Virginia, emerged as a prominent center for stoneware production in the late 19th century, boasting the presence of numerous potters engaged in the craft.
These jars served diverse purposes, including the storage of various commodities, including food items.
Key characteristics of the jar include:
* Material: Salt-glazed stoneware
* Maker: J.M. Hickerson
* Location: Strasburg, Virginia
* Capacity: 1 gallon
* Decoration: Cobalt blue freehand floral designs
Strasburg stoneware is renowned for its distinctive blue decorations and exceptional durability.
For comprehensive details, please refer to the accompanying images. The jug you will receive is in excellent condition.
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