Beautiful hand-thrown salt-glazed stoneware pitcher, signed and dated ’92 by the artist (incised signature on the base, see photos). The pitcher is decorated with a traditional cobalt blue leaf/branch motif on a gray stoneware body, reminiscent of Westerwald and American salt-glaze revival pottery of the late 20th century.

In addition to the incised signature, the piece features an impressed potter’s mark near the lower rim — a stylized flower or rosette form (see close-up photo). This confirms the work as studio pottery rather than factory production.

A wonderful piece of decorative stoneware with both collectible and functional appeal.

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Features:

• Hand-thrown studio stoneware pitcher

• Salt-glazed finish with cobalt decoration

• Signed and dated ’92 on the base

• Additional impressed rosette / flower potter’s mark near base rim

• Traditional cobalt leaf/branch design

• Excellent craftsmanship, collectible studio piece

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Condition:

Very good vintage condition. No cracks or repairs noted. Light wear consistent with age. Please see all photos for full details, including signature and impressed mark.

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Dimensions:

Approximately 6” tall and 4” wide

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Shipping:

Ships fast & secure via USPS Priority Mail or USPS Ground Advantage (your choice). Packed carefully to ensure safe delivery.

(Note: I can usually do the same day or next morning shipping, depending on the time of day.)