Add a touch of Southern heritage to your collection with this vintage stoneware jug.
Featuring a classic two-tone glaze—rich brown upper and natural tan base—this jug measures approximately 7.75" diameter x 9.25" height.
Its sturdy build and traditional form suggest it was used for storing whiskey or moonshine, typical of early 20th-century Appalachian pottery.
• Origin: Most likely Kentucky • Material: Glazed stoneware • Dimensions: 7.75" x 7.75" x 9.25" • Condition: Vintage wear consistent with age; no major cracks or chips
• Use: Decorative, collectible, or rustic display
Circa 1890s–1910s - Based on regional pottery styles and known production periods
A rare find for collectors of Southern pottery, Americana, or whiskey jugs. Ships securely with care.
• Use: Decorative, collectible, or rustic display
Circa 1890s–1910s - Based on regional pottery styles and known production periods of M.C. Russell & Son.
A rare find for collectors of Southern pottery, Americana, or whiskey jugs. Ships securely with care.
