This vintage stoneware crock features the classic two-tone look collectors love: a rich, dark brown Albany-style glaze on top and a warm beige salt-glazed base, finished with the traditional Crown maker’s mark on the front. At 10 inches wide and 7 inches tall, it’s a versatile and substantial piece—perfect for farmhouse kitchens, rustic décor, utensil storage, dried floral arrangements, or simply displayed as part of a stoneware collection. The sturdy double handles add both charm and function, giving this crock a timeless presence that fits effortlessly into country, cottage, or Americana-inspired homes.
Details & Features
Origin: USA stoneware
Finish: Brown glazed top, unglazed salt-glaze lower body
Markings: Crown stamp with “4” designation
Handles: Integrated double side handles
Era: Mid-20th century
Material: Ceramic stoneware
Measurements
10” width
7” height
Condition
Overall very good vintage condition with expected age-related wear. No cracks or structural damage. Light surface wear and glaze variations consistent with handcrafted stoneware. Base shows typical firing marks. Clean, solid, and display-ready.
Styling Notes
Perfect for farmhouse countertops as a utensil crock, filled with wooden spoons, or styled with eucalyptus or dried branches. Also works beautifully alongside other brown-top or crown-marked crocks for a collected, New England farmhouse look.
