This curated assembly features five authentic 19th to early 20th-century salt-glazed stoneware vessels, including two large "harvest" style flagons and three smaller ink or ginger beer bottles. The collection is anchored by a significant one-gallon flagon bearing an oval potter's mark and a larger, rustic handled jug characterized by a deep, earthy patina. Accompanied by a variety of smaller cream and ochre-toned vessels, this set exemplifies the durable, utilitarian craftsmanship of a bygone-era pottery. Condition: The items show characterful age-related wear, including surface pitting and crazing; notably, the large handled flagon has damage to the threaded stoneware stopper, though the decorative top remains present. Dimensions: Height varies from 11.5cm - 41cm (h)