ntique Stoneware Jug with Primitive Handle | Early American Whiskey or Molasses Jug | Rustic Farmhouse Crock Decor

This early American stoneware jug features a two-tone salt glaze and a primitive hand-pulled handle. Likely dating from the mid to late 1800s, this piece was once used to store whiskey, molasses, or cider. Its bulbous lower body and narrow spout showcase the classic form favored in 19th-century American pottery. The jug has beautiful age-related wear, including darkened crazing, scuffs, kiln marks, and base staining, all contributing to its rustic character.

Details:

Estimated date: Circa 1850–1890

Material: Stoneware

Finish: Salt glaze

Dimensions: Approx. 8" tall x 6.5" wide

Condition: Good antique condition with wear consistent with age and use (see photos) Perfect for display on a hearth, sideboard, or open shelf—whether styled with branches, as a vase, or as-is.