STONEWARE HANGING SALT CELLAR Cobalt Blue and White Slip-Decorated Circa 1800s Travel PAT FEB 2nd 1896 above

PAT FEB 2nd 1896 above a flag and below

and flowing branch motifs

Talented craftsman constructed beautiful homes for prominent Kankakee families on tree-lined avenues from the mid-1800s through the 1950s

Tuttle of Baltimore

It is in wonderful condition and measures 6 ¾” tall by 2 ⅞” wide

STONEWARE HANGING SALT CELLAR Cobalt Blue and White Slip-Decorated Circa 1800s Travel PAT FEB 2nd 1896 aboveOffering a wonderful antique slip decorated STONEWARE HANGING SALT CELLAR or BOX from the late 1800s. The hand painted cobalt blue slip pattern features a feathery fern design and the word, Salt printed in a calligraphy font across the front. The wood lid opens with a set of small copper or brass hinges. The cellar has a scalloped back with an opening so it can be hung on the wall. The wood lid is in very good condition and intact. Often the wood lids