Antique Louisville Pottery Cherokee Indian Head Stoneware Butter Churn 2 Gal

This is a highly collectible and authentic antique stoneware butter churn from the famous Louisville Pottery Company (Kentucky, USA), featuring their iconic "Cherokee" Indian Head blue stamp. Dating back to the early 20th century, this piece perfectly captures the rustic charm of American farmhouse history.

The salt-glazed ceramic crock body retains a crisp, clear blue circular logo on the front and comes with a functional side handle. It features a beautifully crafted wooden lid—masterfully designed with a slight center recess—and a long wooden mixing pole (dasher) with a cross-shaped bottom. The warm wood tones contrast beautifully with the aged white stoneware, making it an exceptional statement piece for rustic kitchen decor, antique collectors, or primitive country displays.

Please note that the original stoneware lid is NOT included with this item. The included wooden lid and mixing pole are historic replacements / non-original.
However, this wooden lid is exceptionally well-made with a masterfully crafted center-recessed design. It fits the crock beautifully and enhances its rustic primitive charm, making it a fantastic display piece without needing an immediate replacement.

This item is in honest antique/vintage condition with beautiful aged character.