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Grey bodied salt glaze stoneware milk pan/bowl. This pan form, with a flat base and sloping sides, was the “universal form of bowl until after about 1860” (Greer 1981:97). The exterior and interior of this vessel was coated with an iron oxide wash or brown clay slip. This vessel has been repurposed as a flower pot by having a hole punched through its base. Rim diameter: 4.58”, Base diameter: 3.00”, Vessel height: 4.50”. Vessel # 57. 18BC56

 



Grey bodied salt glaze stoneware milk pan/bowl. This pan form, with a flat base and sloping sides, was the “universal form of bowl until after about 1860” (Greer 1981:97). The exterior and interior of this vessel was coated with an iron oxide wash or brown clay slip. This vessel has been repurposed as a flower pot by having a hole punched through its base. Rim diameter: 4.58”, Base diameter: 3.00”, Vessel height: 4.50”. Vessel # 57. 18BC56
18BC56 American Can Company