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The Vintage Ironstone Pitcher by Goodwin Brothers, made in Ohio between 1885-1898, exudes a sense of history and charm. Crafted from durable ironstone with a glazed finish, this beige pitcher features an antique style that adds a touch of nostalgia to any kitchen or home decor. Perfect for collectors of vintage dinnerware and serveware, this pitcher is a unique and timeless piece that captures the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
The words "Warranted" combined with the Goodwin Name indicate this is a heavy, durable American ironstone. This pottery was established in East Liverpool, Ohio by three brothers following the death of their father, John Goodwin, in 1875
The fine lines covering the pitcher are crazing (cracks in the clear glaze caused by expansion over time. The brown marks are organic stains absorbed through the glaze.
This pitcher was originally used with a wash basin.
