Water cooler

Julius and Edward Norton American

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 704

During the 1850s, Julius and Edward Norton, like their upstate New York competitors, produced stoneware with designs in cobalt blue slip. Typical of the motifs found on their wares are birds, flowers, stags, dogs, and eagles, executed with little regard to relative scale.

Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American

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Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American
Water cooler, Julius and Edward Norton (active 1850–59), Stoneware, American

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