Salt Glaze Pot

These three typical country pots are finished with a distinctive vivid blue salt glaze, enhancing the rounded clay base with a charming nature inspired motif.

A fine quality antique white salt glazed stone ware pounce pot attributed to Wedgwood and dating from circa 1780.

Set of two handmade potbellied stoneware jars with blackish umber brown salt glaze and two soft shaped handles. Manufactured at Höganäs Keramik in Sweden in the 1950s. Two rustic dec...

This beautiful salt glazed stoneware double handled pot by Bendigo-Epson, Australia.

This early 20th-century Japanese Tamba Tachikui Ware salt pot is a splendid example of traditional pottery, renowned for its rustic simplicity and natural glaze effects.

These three typical country pots are finished with a distinctive vivid blue salt glaze, enhancing the rounded clay base with a charming nature inspired motif.

These three typical country pots are finished with a distinctive vivid blue salt glaze, enhancing the rounded clay base with a charming nature inspired motif.

Staffordshire enameled salt glaze stoneware chinoiserie coffee pot and cover, circa 1760,     The pot with flaring foot is decorated with Chinese-style "famille rose" botanica...

Mid-Century Modern hand-thrown pot features highly textured brown and black decorated salt glaze with tribal motif, raised bowl form with flared lip, mid-20th century, unsigned portf...

Made in Staffordshire circa 1760, the pot is decorated with colorful enamels. All of the decoration on this salt-glazed coffee pot is hand painted.

Beautiful brown and cream salt glazed clay pot. Aged, crackled patina. Retains heat well and guarantees even heat distribution throughout the vessel.

A typical country pot is finished with a distinctive vivid blue salt glaze, enhancing the rounded clay base with a charming nature inspired motif.

1962-1970 salt glazed pottery tea pot by Ben Owen I, Seagrove, NC.

Antique German Westerwald salt glaze stoneware butter pot or lidded crock featuring cobalt blue with a cow / bull head and floral theme.

An original salt glazed clay apothecary jar. c.1900 Once containing boric acid and likely used is a pharmacy.

A pair of 19th century Majolica figural salt cellars or match holders, known as the Hogarth Couple, designed by the French sculptor Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse for Minton, Stoke-u...

A stylish Jane Hamlyn salt glazed lidded pot decorated in streaked metallic glazes on a salt glazed brown ground, the body square shaped with a rounded upper and lower edge and stand...

This antique French earthenware jug, with its green glaze, dates from the 19th century, and would originally have been used to store salt.

Doulton Lambeth salt glazed silver mounted wicker basket mustard pot An unusual and scarce Doulton Lambeth Aesthetic movement silver mounted stoneware mustard pot modelled as a w...

Antique salt glazed stoneware pottery large 12" crock pot with cobalt blue design.

A superb large scale Mid Century Salt Glazed Stoneware Jardinière Planter Pot in a beautiful earthy colourway.

Traditional light gray salt glaze finish with two blue stripes near the top.

By the 1840s, potters on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay had begun producing high-fired stoneware with a matte-finish salt glaze, which gave the pots an appearance and texture simila...

The brine boiled over, the pot became red hot, and the sides of the pot were salt glazed.

Large three gallon Westerwald crock pot, open salt glazed two-handled stoneware jar.

Two large three gallon Westerwald crock pots, open salt glazed two-handled stoneware jars.

Pair of salt glazed terra cotta chimney pots, English circa 1880

English Salt Glazed Distressed White Painted Late 19th Early 20th Cent.

CROWN STYLE CHIMNEY POTS CAN BE USED AS PLANTERS OR AS GARDEN ORNAMENTS

One-of-a-kind, handcrafted salt-glazed ceramic bowl, created exclusively for Stripe by Priscilla Hollingsworth.

This Faux Bois Strawberry Planter Pot, crafted from salt-glazed terra cotta, hails from early 20th-century Edwardian England. Large in scale, it features multiple mouths or open bran...

Pair of Victorian salt glazed terracotta faux-bois strawberry planters, likely Scottish, each naturalistically modelled as tree trunks. In fantastic antique condition. Dimensions: ...

STUNNING 19th century faux bois planter from France made from terracotta. The casting was so expertly crafted on this piece, it truly looks like an old tree stump found in the middl...

This Faux Bois Strawberry Planter Pot, crafted from salt-glazed terra cotta, hails from early 20th-century Edwardian England. Large in scale, it features multiple mouths or open bran...