An authentic, substantial piece of Australian pottery history. This large 1-gallon (approx. 4.5 Litre) stoneware crock was hand-crafted by the iconic Bennett's Magill Pottery in Adelaide, South Australia—one of the nation's oldest continuously running clay foundries (established 1810). It features a clear, crisp "Bennett's Magill" maker's stamp cleanly impressed on the base.
Showcasing their signature early-to-mid 20th-century aesthetic, the crock features a rich, glossy dark bristol-brown glazed upper rim and matching top-knob lid, set against a smooth, cream-coloured clay lower body.
Because of its massive size, it is incredibly functional for modern countertop storage (such as bread, flour, or potatoes), traditional fermentation and pickling, or simply displayed as a gorgeous statement piece in a country farmhouse, rustic, or Australiana-themed home.
Dimensions: 26cm x 19cm
An authentic, substantial piece of Australian pottery history. This large 1-gallon (approx. 4.5 Litre) stoneware crock was hand-crafted by the iconic Bennett's Magill Pottery in Adelaide, South Australia—one of the nation's oldest continuously running clay foundries (established 1810). It features a clear, crisp "Bennett's Magill" maker's stamp cleanly impressed on the base.
Showcasing their signature early-to-mid 20th-century aesthetic, the crock features a rich, glossy dark bristol-brown glazed upper rim and matching top-knob lid, set against a smooth, cream-coloured clay lower body.
Because of its massive size, it is incredibly functional for modern countertop storage (such as bread, flour, or potatoes), traditional fermentation and pickling, or simply displayed as a gorgeous statement piece in a country farmhouse, rustic, or Australiana-themed home.
Dimensions: 26cm x 19cm
