Antique New England Lead Glazed Redware Pitcher Applied Handle & Pinched Spout

Description: Beautiful antique urn profile New England redware lead glazed pitcher. The pitcher is olive brown with some yellowish-brown blotches throughout. The pitcher, which we believe was made in 1870s, possibly in New Hampshire, has a rounded rim with a pinched spout. The pitcher has an applied ribbed strap handle and a tooled rounded foot. The pitcher is glazed inside and out, but not on the base. It has a round flat base, with the incised letter "L" in the center. The pitcher has beautiful glaze with great looking coloring and would make a great addition to your antique redware collection. Please carefully review the photos presented as they are part and parcel of our description.  Date: Uncertain but most likely in the 1870s.  Origin: Purchased at an estate auction in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Size: Measures ~4" in diameter at the base, ~4" diameter at the top, is ~7" at its widest including the handle, and it is ~8 1/4" high. The piece weighs about one pound and 14 ounces.