Antique Anchor Pottery Stoneware Serving Bowl | Early 1900s Farmhouse Bowl with Aged Patina & Crazing

This antique stoneware serving bowl from Anchor Pottery (Trenton, NJ) brings authentic rustic charm to any farmhouse or primitive-inspired space. Dating to the early 1900s, this generously sized bowl features a wide rim and sloped shape with heavy glaze crazing, age staining, and rich patina throughout. A beautiful example of early American pottery, ideal for display or styling open shelves, hutches, or vintage kitchen vignettes.

Details:
• Brand: Anchor Pottery
• Origin: Trenton, New Jersey, USA
• Includes: One stoneware serving bowl
• Colors: Creamy beige with brown age toning
• Estimated era: 1900s–1915
• Condition: Heavily crazed with uniform age staining, glaze wear, and a spot on the base rim (see photos); no structural cracks

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