Condiment Set, Double Crocks with Lids & Spoons, Two-Tone Brown Glazed Stoneware, Vintage 1970s

This double condiment set carries the same two-tone glaze that defined so many 1970s farmhouse tables — practical, charming, and built to last.

• Maker: Unknown
• Materials: Stoneware, oven-safe
• Dimensions: 6.5" long × 3" diameter per bowl, 3.75" tall (with lid finial)
• Origin: Unknown
• Era: Vintage, 1970s
• Quantity: Set of 2 bowls, with matching lids and serving spoons (5 pcs)
• Condition: Very Good vintage condition. No chips, no scratches, some visible crazing, no missing pieces — lids and serving spoons all present. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Each bowl retains its matching lid and original serving spoon, finished in the same dark brown-to-tan-to-beige drip glaze found throughout this stoneware family. Versatile enough for jam and jelly, relish, mustard, spreads, or even salt and pepper service.

Perfect for completing a farmhouse table service, or as a gift for anyone who appreciates the small rituals of a well-set table.

Stoneware like this was part of a wave of imported kitchenware — much of it sold under names like Houston Foods and similar Taiwan-based importers — that brought the two-tone drip glaze look into American homes throughout the 1970s. Though this particular piece carries no maker's mark, its glaze, form, and construction are consistent with that well-loved genre of farmhouse-style stoneware, prized then for its affordability and now for its nostalgic charm.

Browse our shop for more vintage two-tone glazed stoneware to round out your collection.