Attributed to the Remmey pottery, Philadelphia, PA Circa: 1870 Profuse decoration covering all sides and surfaces. A desirable form, chicken waterers, or poultry fountains, were made for urban customers at a time when many city folk kept chickens in their yards.

Restoration to 2” section of the bottom trough with original piece. chips to handles and base. In the making craze lines to top. This is often seen on this form as this is where walls are thicker and prone to separation during cooling form the kiln. The finial is original with no restoration.

The decoration and form make this a superior example!

11 1/2” tall