Vintage Handpainted Stoneware Crock by Ransburg circa 1930s-1940s peaches An American cooking staple since

An American cooking staple since the 19th century

We are indeed much more than what we eat

easy to make and a delightful combination of old-world cooking and modern midcentury creativity

Perhaps that makes this bowl an original

Vintage Handpainted Stoneware Crock by Ransburg circa 1930s-1940s peaches An American cooking staple sinceThe 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.