Laurentian Pottery Canada Small Lidded Sugar Crock Jar

A charming, highly collectible small lidded stoneware crock, attributed to Laurentian Pottery (La Poterie Laurentienne), Quebec, Canada, based on the partially legible impressed “LP” mark within a circle on the base (worn but consistent with documented Laurentian identifiers). This piece features a creamy, speckled stoneware body with warm brown, hand-applied botanical/wheat motif and tasteful splatter accents—an iconic look for Canadian rustic pottery. The compact cylindrical form with pedestal foot and fitted lid makes it especially desirable as an authentic sugar crock / jam pot / tea caddy for a styled countertop, pantry shelf, or curated pottery collection. Style / Decor: • Rustic Mid-Century / Canadian Country • Farmhouse / French Country / Cottagecore / Primitive / Organic Modern How it was made: High-fired stoneware with a naturally speckled clay body and hand-decorated surface. The brushed motif and splatter detailing create subtle variation from piece to piece—part of the collector appeal. Origin: • Quebec, Canada (attributed) Date: • Circa 1960s–1970s (attributed; consistent with Laurentian marked production and era of this decorative style) Markings: (shown on tracing paper) • Impressed maker’s mark on base: LP-in-circle, faint/partially legible. Measurements: • Height (with lid): 4.5 in (11.4 cm) • Diameter: 3.5 in (8.9 cm) Condition: Overall very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear and base wear consistent with use. No cracks or repairs, Please refer to photographs for surface character, glaze variation, and any kiln/production traits typical of vintage stoneware. Use: Ideal as a sugar crock, or for jam, honey, loose tea, spices, salt cellar use, or simply as a decorative accent in a stoneware grouping. Laurentian Pottery, La Poterie Laurentienne, Quebec pottery, Canadian stoneware, sugar crock, lidded canister, jam pot, tea caddy, wheat motif, speckled glaze, rustic farmhouse, French country, cottagecore, primitive kitchenware.