Antique Salt-Glazed Westerwald Cobalt Pitcher
Antique Salt-Glazed Westerwald Cobalt Pitcher
Germany
1920
Folk Art
Antique
An antique salt-glazed stoneware pitcher found in Belgium, likely originating from the Westerwald region of Germany circa 1900 – 1930. It's a quintessential piece of European folk pottery. The vessel is hand-decorated with deep cobalt blue flourishes, featuring a stylized vortex scroll that highlights its artisanal, hand-painted origins. A recessed “1/2 L” stamp on the shoulder serves as a charming vestige of its past life as a regulated tavern jug. With its heavy, grounded form and durable glass-like finish, it remains a timeless staple of the rustic continental kitchen.
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ABOUT THIS PIECE
ABOUT THIS PIECE
Size (cm): 13.5 cm (L) x 11 cm (W) x 16 cm (H)
Size (in): 5.3" x 4.3" x 6.3"
Weight: 610.0 g
Weight (lb): 1.34 lb
Material: Stoneware
IN YOUR HOME
IN YOUR HOME
At Maison Amaranth, we love this salt-glazed pitcher displayed on a rustic kitchen counter or tucked into a dark wooden cabinet, where the cool mineral-grey stoneware creates a sophisticated, moody contrast. They are a perfect addition to a kitchen vignette, whether holding a small "bouquet" of dried wildflowers or grouped together.
A NOTE ON CHARACTER
A NOTE ON CHARACTER
Each piece shows the gentle marks of time, adding to its character. Photos reflect the condition; variations may occur. All sales are final. Every curve and imperfection tells a story — a testament to the Maison Amaranth ethos of bringing objects with soul into your home.