Vintage Handpainted Stoneware Crock by Ransburg circa 1930s-1940s devilled an apron like this with

an apron like this with its sturdy cotton cloth was both useful in the kitchen curbing cooking splatters at the stove as well as stylish enough to be at the party serving drinks and appetizers

this suncatcher not only reflects the fragile beauty of nature but also reminds us of the seasonality of life and the impact we each can make upon the world

tray liners and table display

she compiled this word-of-mouth-treasury

the pottery closed in 2000

Vintage Handpainted Stoneware Crock by Ransburg circa 1930s-1940s devilled an apron like this withThe pottery that's taking the country by storm (from a 1938 Ransburg Pottery Advertisement) {HISTORY} A favorite since it was first introduced in the 1920s, Ransburg kitchenware tells the story of one man's creative determination to succeed through some of the worst economic climates of the 20th century. The son of a Quaker farmer, Harper J. Ransburg's passion for creative arts was much more appealing to him than following in his father's footsteps.