Fancy Clay Swirl?

[Parmcat]

I think this is a glazed clay, with swirls.  This is new to me though.

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[Ric]

Sort of a fancy clay swirl - It's called a Jasper or a lined crockery (German). You can find them with green, blue and/or pink lines.

[Parmcat]

2 minutes ago, Ric said:

Sort of a fancy clay swirl - It's called a Jasper or a lined crockery (German). You can find them with green, blue and/or pink lines.

Very cool!

Are these circa 1880s?

[Ric]

4 minutes ago, Parmcat said:

Very cool!

Are these circa 1880s?

Late 1850s into the early 1900s, I think.

You might also see them referred to as variegated stoneware.

[Alan]

Lined crockery

[akroorka]

1 hour ago, Parmcat said:

I think this is a glazed clay, with swirls.

Al and Ric are right one with this one.

It is a nice find and a great ask--a keeper--these are quite old and getting harder and harder to find.

Marble--On!!

[Parmcat]

1 hour ago, akroorka said:

Al and Ric are right one with this one.

It is a nice find and a great ask--a keeper--these are quite old and getting harder and harder to find.

Marble--On!!

Since I've joined this hobby, the Benningtons, China's and fancy clays have spoken to me.  I have gravitated to them and my collection is growing.

I love the age of them and how imperfect they are.  As a side note I was born in Germany, and my grandmother was German, so I do hold anything German to a higher regard 

[akroorka]

4 minutes ago, Parmcat said:

I love the age of them and how imperfect they are

I love them as well--you keep collecting what you like--we all do--collect what we like.
I have Sauerkraut in my veins.
Marble—On!!