A quietly confident piece, this mid-century stoneware pitcher plays with balance and proportion in all the right ways. Its squared handle and exaggerated collar add just enough sculptural interest to catch the eye, without overpowering a styled shelf or table.
 
Finished in a rich, chestnut-to-cream drip glaze, the coloration melts softly down the neck and is thoughtfully carried into the interior—a small but telling mark of quality. Whether used as a vase, a decanter, or a simple standalone form, this piece brings that warm, grounded presence only earthy ceramics can offer.
 
• Measures 9" tall x approx. 6.5" wide
• Excellent condition with no cracks or chips
• Unsigned, likely American studio pottery or imported mid-century Japanese
• Glazed interior neck for functional or decorative use
 
A versatile vessel with artistic integrity—never boring, and always at home in a thoughtful space.