Vintage Pearson’s of Chesterfield Stoneware Pitcher – c.1810

Add a touch of history to your home with this vintage stoneware pitcher from Pearson’s of Chesterfield. Dating back to approximately 1810, this beautiful piece features a classic two-tone design in brown and tan and boasts exceptional craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors of antique pottery, or for adding a rustic touch to your kitchen or dining table.

Features:

• Vintage stoneware pitcher
• Made in England by Pearson’s of Chesterfield, circa 1810
• Two-tone brown and tan glaze
• Classic design with a sturdy handle and pouring spout
• Maker’s mark stamped on the base

Measurements:

• Height: 14cm (approximately 5.5 inches)
• Width (including handle): 13cm (approximately 5.1 inches)
• Neck diameter: 8.5cm (approximately 3.3 inches)

Condition:

This vintage pitcher is in very good condition with no crazing, cracks, or chips. It displays beautifully and is a testament to the quality of Pearson’s of Chesterfield pottery.

A Note About Pearson’s of Chesterfield:

Pearson’s of Chesterfield was established in 1810 and was known for producing high-quality stoneware pottery, often used for storage jars and other utilitarian items. Their pieces are now sought-after by collectors for their historical significance and enduring craftsmanship. This pitcher is a beautiful example of their work, showcasing the timeless appeal of early 19th-century English pottery.

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