Late 19th Century 2-Gallon Salt Glazed Stoneware Jug from C. Person's Sons, Buffalo, New York.

This late 19th century 2-gallon stoneware jug from C. Person's Sons of Buffalo, New York, embodies the era's sturdy, utilitarian craftsmanship. The tall, broad-shouldered form sits on a rounded base, with a pronounced shoulder and a graceful, curved neck leading to a functional handle that’s been well attached over more than a century of use. The salt-glazed stoneware surface carries the characteristic warm, oaken-brown hue of the period, with subtle variation in color and a slightly matte patina that speaks to its age. If there are any maker’s marks or mold lines—common to C. Person's Sons pieces—these insignia can enhance its provenance and appeal to collectors of American stoneware. This item is commensurate with age. Size: 9" x 13" Weight: 12 lbs.

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• Listed Mar 23, 2026