Spongeware American and English

Typical Blue Spongeware Pitchers, 9", c. 1840-70 View Full Size Image

Blue Spongeware Pitchers, 9", c. l840-70 View Full Size Image

Salt-Glazed Pot with cover, Blue Sponging, c. l860 View Full Size Image

Pot with bail, c. l840-60. A slightly smaller one below. These stack as shown together below. View Full Size Image

Slightly Smaller pot with bail, c. l840-60. View Full Size Image

There are at least five sizes, possibly more. View Full Size Image

While the teapots on left and right are typical ones, the miniature is very rare, c. l840-60 View Full Size Image

Close up of miniature View Full Size Image

Very rare salt-glazed stoneware pitcher with sponging, 9 1/2", c. 1850. View Full Size Image

Pitcher, 9", c. l870 View Full Size Image

Mixing bowl, 11 1/2", c. l860 View Full Size Image

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