Three Pieces of 19th Century Red Earthenware Recently Removed from a House in Northern Vermont

Earlier today, I visited the antique shows in Brimfield, Massachusetts, and I came home with some new red earthenware to add to my personal collection. I grabbed these three objects soon after a dealer had placed them on a table while he setup for a show.

I was told that all of these pieces were just removed from a house in northern Vermont, where they had reportedly resided for at least the last 30 years. I also believe that each object was manufactured in Vermont in the 1800s.

These pieces of colorfully-glazed red earthenware all serve as nice examples in the area of my collection that is made up of Vermont-made red earthenware; however, the jar is especially a great object as a result of its size, form and multicolored glaze.

Note: I have posted three images below that reveal how these objects appear in both the shade and direct sunlight.

Vermont Red Earthenware in the Shade

 19th Century Red Earthenware Attributed to Vermont

Recently Removed from a House in Northern Vermont

This Photo was Taken in the Shade

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View of the Handles

This Photo was Taken in the Shade

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Vermont Red Earthenware in Direct Sunlight

 19th Century Red Earthenware Attributed to Vermont

Recently Removed from a House in Northern Vermont

This Photo was Taken in Direct Sunlight

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