Redware Dish

c. 1760-1800, Pennsylvania

Covered Jar

c. 1800-1820, Pennsylvania (possibly Germany)

Pedestal Vase

c. 1820-1860, Pennsylvania

Milk Pitcher

c. 1830, Germany

Redware Bottle

c. 1839

Jug

c. 1840

Salt-Glazed Stoneware

By J.B. and H.B. Pfaltzgraff,
c. 1855-1889

Lady Killer

Salt-glazed stoneware crock by J.B. Pfaltzgraff, c. 1855-1880

Wine Jug

c. 1855-1880

Crock

By H.B. Pfaltzgraff, c. 1870-1889

Jug

By H.B. Pfaltzgraff, c. 1870-1889

Liquor Jugs

c. 1894-1920

Snuff Jar

By H.B. & G.B. Pfaltzgraff, c. 1894-1906

Bristol-Glazed Wares

By the Pfaltzgraff Pottery Co.,
c. 1920-1930

Urn (1 of a pair)

Probably made by Adam Pfaltzgraff,
c. 1925

Bristol-Glazed Wares

c. 1920-1930

Art Pottery

c. 1932-1937

Heritage

The Heritage styling, also known as Grand Heritage, made its debut in 1963 and brings simple elegance to pure white stoneware.

Yorktowne

The Yorktowne is a classic stoneware pattern that was introduced in 1967. Its smooth glaze is reminiscent of early salt glaze techniques.

Village

The Village dinnerware was inspired by the warm earth tones of the 1970's and by the style of historic salt-glazed crocks.

Heirloom

Introduced in 1983, the Heirloom pattern was the first pattern designed specifically for brides.

Tea Rose

One of the most popular patterns since its introduction in 1985, the Tea Rose pattern features scalloped edges and delicate watercolor roses.

Winterberry

A popular holiday pattern introduced in 1991, Winterberry can be found on dinnerware, serveware, glassware, and giftware.

April

The April pattern, introduced in 1991, features wide-rimmed plates, a crisp white glaze, and a spray of Spring's first blooms.

Naturewood

Seen here on a brown sugar crock, Naturewood dinnerware was introduced in 1996 and evokes a study of botanical beauty in soft colors.

Cappuccino

Introduced in 2000, the Cappuccino dinnerware pattern conjures the essence of steaming milk, strong espresso, and a dash of cinnamon.

Pistoulet

Based on the book The Secrets of Pistoulet by Jana Kolpen, the Pistoulet collection made its first appearance in 2002.

Napoli

Napoli dinnerware, seen here on a square tray, is inspired by the light and the colors of the Italian coast. Introduced in 2004.

Sedona

Introduced in 2004, the patterns and palate of the Sedona dinnerware collection draws its inspiration from fabrics and wall hangings of the American Southwest.

Villa Della Luna

In 2004, Pfaltzgraff created a beautiful collection of dinnerware, serveware, and accessories based on the book Dancing with the Moon, a Story of Love at the Villa della Luna by Jana Kolpen and Mary Tiegreen.

Patio Garden

Each earthenware piece in this collection features individual interpretation of the Patio Garden motifs, such as the boldly-styled flowers and vines on this plate from 2007.