Add an authentic piece of early American utilitarian pottery to your collection with this antique 19th-century stoneware bottle.

This piece features a classic salt-glazed finish with a natural tan coloration and subtle “orange peel” texture created during the firing process. The simple cylindrical form with a tapered shoulder and applied collar lip reflects common bottle production of the late 1800s, when stoneware was widely used for storing and transporting liquids such as beer, mineral water, and cider.