Available is a primitive farmhouse blue banded stoneware pottery crock churn - this is vintage 25-30 years old. The crock is unmarked, and about 7" tall with the lid.
There were essentially three types of butter churns: the dash churn, the barrel churn, and the paddle churn. The dash churn was developed first. It is typically comprised of a dasher (pole) inserted into the lid of a barrel. The dasher is moved in a vertical motion, agitating the cream in the barrel. This example appears to be made of Stoneware or Earthenware and has no markings. Add this to any primitive or modern farmhouse decor to add warmth and charm.
