Item 10074
 
Coming to you from Doc's Crocks are these 3 Blue and White Spongeware Pitchers for 1 Money.
 
Circa 1900, from left to right these pitchers include: 
 
1. Chain Link Pattern in Beautiful Cobalt.  Eight Vertical Rows of 5 Circles.  8 3/4" tall.  
 
Good Condition.  An 1/8" nibble inside the rim and a 2" curved hairline on the bottom toward the back that wraps under 3" (closeup 1).  No outer rim or base chips, stains, or restoration.
 
2. Structured Pattern of 9 Rows of 6 Circles Each.  6 3/4" tall.
 
Good Condition.  Six 1/4" flakes inside the rim and a glued line at the bottom of the handle (closeup 2).  No outer rim or base chips, body hairlines or cracks, stains, or restoration.  
 
3. Wild Rose Pattern with Embossed Decoration Sponged on Top and Bottom framing a Wild Rose in Bloom Highlighted in Cobalt.  9" tall. 
 
Good Condition.  A 1/2" chip inside the rim, a 2" line inside by the spout not showing outside (closeup 3), and a spider line on the bottom not showing inside (closeup 4).  No outer rim or base chips, hairlines, cracks, stains, or restoration.  A 1/4" chip on one rose blossom likely in the making.  
 
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