Storage jar is executed in a heavy-bodied utilitarian form featuring a defined rim, a classic runny alkaline glaze with subtle iridescent rutile color variations, and dual applied handles (retaining one handle, with the opposite handle absent). The vessel exemplifies traditional 19th-century Southern alkaline-glazed stoneware production, originating from a regional folk pottery kiln. It measures approximately 12 7/8 in. H x 8 7/8 in. in diameter overall. One absent handle, with a hairline crack consistent with age.