Russel Wright Steubenville Pottery Pitcher

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Iconic water pitcher, designed by Russel Wright in 1939 for Steubenville Pottery, exemplifies the quintessential Mid-Century Modern aesthetic. It features a distinctive, sculptural teardrop silhouette paired with a signature looped handle. The pitcher measures approximately 10 5/8 in. H x 6 3/4 in. in diameter including the handle, with characteristic age-related crazing and a unique patina of discoloration throughout the ceramic body with some hairline cracks.

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Russel Wright Steubenville Pottery Pitcher

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