April 7, 2025
NEW YORK STONEWARE TABLETOP CHURN w/ BIRD ON A BRANCH
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If you are adding quality pieces of stoneware to your collection this year, is a wonderful 2 Gallon Stoneware Tabletop Churn made and stamped by the New York Stoneware Co. This is the mark of George A. Satterlee and Michael Mory who founded this company in Ford Edward NY and ran it from 1859-1885 This beauty features a clear maker's mark and an attractive Blue Bird on a Branch decoration. The form is as great as the decoration, being a small churn used to make butter on a tabletop. Great for the 19th century "empty-nest" crowd that no longer needed a lot of butter! Stands 11.5" tall. Excellent Condition . A 1/4" and 1/2" flat flake on the inside of the outer rim and even wear on the inner rim w a lid sat. A flat chip and faint, tight 6" hairline on the bottom as shown in the closeup (2 o'clock). No outer rim chips, cracks, stains, or repairs. A New York Stoneware Tabletop Churn with Bird on a Branch in Excellent Condition. This beauty ships, doubleboxed and fully insured, for only $15. Please see our other auctions and ebay store items. Thank you for shopping Doc's Crocks! Duane Watson, Proprietor. My Promise: Accurate Description, Good Communication, Thorough Packing, and Guaranteed Satisfaction or Money Back. Doc is looking to buy one piece of stoneware to entire collections. If you have stoneware to sell, Doc would like
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