White Antique Water Pitcher by East Liverpool Potteries circa 1901-1907 nato In Autumn it looks warm

In Autumn it looks warm next to pumpkin oranges and olive greens

Some discoloration on bottom of bowl

In fully functional (and pretty

grouped together or individually

No rust (except some on underside brackets)

White Antique Water Pitcher by East Liverpool Potteries circa 1901-1907 nato In Autumn it looks warm{HISTORY} In 1901, six small scale potteries banded together in East Liverpool, Ohio to form a co op so that they could compete effectively with some of the larger independent potteries in the area. Working together under the name East Liverpool Potteries Company, they worked for two years together before some of the six broke up and left the co op to go back to independent manufacturing. As it turned out, joining efforts wasn't the best financial