salt glazed pottery

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Matt Johnson, Feb 27, 2022.

  1. Matt Johnson

    Matt Johnson Well-Known Member

    Two fabulous finds from today's flea market. 50 cents each! I saw that little animal thingy (weasel?) so I had to have it.

    Both are salt glazed, the left one is stoneware and the little bowl is ceramics. Most of the flea market things came from Austria or Germany, so I suppose it is the case with these two as well.

    No marks, no imprinted stamp, no anything. Just a crackle in the glaze
    They look old to me, but no idea. Any experts in this field?

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