Rowe Pottery Works Historical Collection for 2015

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Because all of Rowe Pottery products are handmade, you will not find the consistency of machine made, production-line products. The size and shape of a piece will vary and the individual decorator who creates your piece will influence the pattern. Throwing ridges created by the potter's hand as it turns on the wheel, brown flashings created in the kiln where two pots "kiss" each other all add to the character and uniqueness of your particular piece. These are inherent traits of salt glaze stoneware and make each piece a joy for you and generations to come.

Early Americans cherished their stoneware for its durability in oven and hearth. Crocks, jars and jugs had to withstand daily use and perform equally well in extreme hot and cold temperatures. Today we enjoy authentic salt glaze for the same reasons.  It's 100% food safe and use it in the oven, microwave and is dishwasher safe.

Rowe Pottery is handmade with pride just like it was 150 years ago.

Historical 2015

Many communities are leading sustainability projects called "Farm to Table", referring to producing food locally and delivering the food to local consumers, all in an attempt to provide the freshest ingredients and to create a link from the local farmer to their community. The 2014 Historical Collection looked back at when life was simpler and Farm to Table was the way of life. View the entire 2014 Collection: 1/2 Gallon Milk Pitcher, Water Carrier, Butter Crock and Yelloware Bowl. The 2015 Historical Collection again focuses on the Farm to Table movement... the idea of growing our own vegetables, storing them and using them in our daily meals is a great way to live our lives simpler. Each piece in our collection takes this idea to heart. As vegetables are harvested from the garden they were often stored in pottery crocks, our 2 gallon vegetable keeper is a take on this tradition. Each crock is hand turned, then holes are cut into the base of the crock for airflow. Perfect for storing potatoes, carrots, onions or other root vegetables. Our 1 gallon jug is a traditional piece that customers love, a staple in the traditional kitchen for storing anything from vinegars to juices to your favorite liquor. Our final two pieces are perfect for the preparation of fresh vegetables and meats raised on the farm. Our 9" low baker is a classic historical form and will bake the perfect family casserole or shepherd's pie. Our yelloware piece is a less common form and would be hard to find in your average antique store, but we loved the detail. The covered bowl is a great addition to any kitchen for baking up your favorite recipes or serving from your harvest table

Colorization varies greatly due to the Salt Glaze style of firing the pottery - Colors from pale grey blue to dark brown are normal -

we can not speculate on what color you will receive - each is a limited edition - all will have brown and blue spots

Classic Jug

The 2015 classic historical jug is one that was used in many homes for storing vinegars, juices, water and of course liquor. Our customers have been asking for a jug to reappear in our line, and we are excited that it is part of our 2015 Historical collection

$ 117.88

Size 10.5"h x 5.75"w

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Yelloware Covered Bowl

The 2015 Historical Yelloware Bowl keeps with our tradition of adding a new yelloware piece each year. When searching for this year's unique yelloware piece we came across the covered bowl. This was a rare form created in yelloware, but we thought it was a perfectly useful kitchen piece. The bowl shape deep bowl shape and the domed lid make it unique in shape but perfect for a side dish or favorite casserole. The piece is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe

Size 6"h x 8.5"w

$ 117.88

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Pie Dish

The 2015 Historical Our 9" low baker is a classic historical form and was traditionally used as a milk pan. We see it as the perfect baker for your favorite family recipe including a classic casserole or shepherd's pie

Size 10.5"w x 2.5"h

Vegetable Keeper Crock

The 2015 Historical Vegetable Keeper Crock again focuses on the Farm to Table movement.... The idea of growing our own vegetables, storing them  As vegetables were harvested from the garden, they were often stored in pottery crocks. Our 2 gallon lidded crock is hand turned then holes are cut into the base of the crock for airflow. This unique design will keep your potatoes, carrots, onions or other root vegetables at their freshest during storage

Size  8.5"w x 9"h

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Yellow Ware Pitcher

Historical 2013

Yelloware pitcher’s were found in many different

 shapes and sizes at their peak of popularity

in the 1860’s. The distinguishing detail from other

pitchers is their applied handle

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Rowe Pottery is Excited to Introduce our first piece in our 40th Anniversary collection. Customers have continually been asking for a classic jug, this 3 Gallon Ovoid Jug is hand thrown in the studio at Cambridge WI. The beautiful detailed decoration adds to the uniqueness of the piece. Each piece is signed by the artist and numbered, only 100 of these jugs will be made. They are stamped with a commemorative anniversary stamp and are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the potter and decorator. As a collector you will want to have this piece of Rowe Pottery history

Jug is 17&1/2" High x 10"Wide, 3 Gallon

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