Thomas Haig Cobalt Decorated Two Gallon Stoneware Pitcher

This primitive two gallon pitcher is attributed to 19th century Philadelphia potter Thomas Haig, whose main competitor was Richard C. Remmey. Haig's work is far more scarce than Remmey's, and this pitcher is a fine example of Haig's folky style. The condition on this piece is outstanding, and we have priced the pitcher to sell. If you are in the market for a fine blue decorated stoneware pitcher, please give this item serious consideration. We are sure you will be very pleased.