Jar c. 1830

Edward William Farrar's "Jar" is a stoneware vessel made in the early 19th century and is an example of American folk art. The piece, with its rounded body, two looped handles, and distinctive yellow glaze, showcases the potter's skilled hand. The jar's decorative bands and intricate patterns are reminiscent of traditional folk pottery styles, emphasizing its utilitarian purpose and decorative appeal.