The cream-colored stoneware pitcher on the left appears to be a vintage American pottery pitcher or creamer (frequently attributed to Hull Pottery, McCoy, Robinson-Ransbottom, or Ohio Stoneware).
Because several mid-century Ohio potteries produced nearly identical plain white and cream utility pitchers, verifying a Hull Pottery attribution depends heavily on the markings on the base.
Design & Glaze. This classic pear-shaped silhouette features a pinched pouring spout, high-arched ear handle, and a warm cream or Bristol-white glossy glaze.
The cream-colored stoneware pitcher on the left appears to be a vintage American pottery pitcher or creamer (frequently attributed to Hull Pottery, McCoy, Robinson-Ransbottom, or Ohio Stoneware).
Because several mid-century Ohio potteries produced nearly identical plain white and cream utility pitchers, verifying a Hull Pottery attribution depends heavily on the markings on the base.
Design & Glaze. This classic pear-shaped silhouette features a pinched pouring spout, high-arched ear handle, and a warm cream or Bristol-white glossy glaze.