Stoneware Jar c. 1937

Annie B. Johnston was a prominent American potter, active from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. This stoneware jar, created in 1937, showcases her skill in creating functional and aesthetically pleasing pottery. The jar features a simple, elegant form and an intricate, hand-painted design of flowing lines and dripping glaze. The overall effect is both rustic and refined, highlighting Johnston's mastery of the stoneware medium. The piece provides a glimpse into the rich history of American pottery and its enduring appeal.