Late 19th Century American Stoneware Jug C. Persons Sons with Maker Blue Stamp

This Antique American stoneware jug from C. Persons Sons features a distinctive blue maker’s stamp, signaling its origins in the renowned artisan workshop. Dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, the jug presents a robust, utilitarian silhouette: a tall, stout body with a broad shoulder, a gracefully arched neck, and a sturdy handle securely attached for generations of use. The salt-glazed surface carries the characteristic rich, warm tones of traditional American stoneware, with subtle color variation and a mellow patina that speak to its age and authenticity. The maker’s blue stamp—clearly impressed within the ware—adds provenance and collectible appeal for stoneware enthusiasts and connoisseurs of American industrial-era pottery. This item is commensurate with age. Size" 8" x 15" | Weight: 11 lbs.