Antique Bennington Ware Batter Bowl
A beautiful antique Bennington Ware batter bowl featuring the rich, marbled brown glaze that made this pottery so distinctive. With its classic pouring lip and substantial form, this piece embodies early American craftsmanship and utilitarian design.
Bennington Ware was produced in Bennington, Vermont in the mid-19th century (circa 1840s–1870s). Known for its durable stoneware and signature mottled “Rockingham” glaze, Bennington pottery was prized for everyday kitchen use. Today, these pieces are highly collectible for their rustic charm and historical significance.
This bowl likely dates to the mid to late 1800s, making it a wonderful example of early American kitchenware.
Perfect displayed on open shelving, styled with wooden utensils, or used as a decorative statement in a collected kitchen vignette. Note: There is a small chip on the spout.
Details:
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Origin: Bennington, Vermont
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Era: Circa 1850s–1870s
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Material: Stoneware
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Finish: Rockingham-style mottled brown glaze
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Form: Batter bowl with pouring lip
Dimensions:
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Approx. ___″ diameter x ___″ H
Please Note:
All antique pieces are final sale and sold as is. Due to their age, glaze variation, wear, and minor imperfections are expected and add to their character. Any major imperfections will be noted in the listing.