Pioneer Woman character jug produced by Cash Family Pottery of Erwin, Tennessee, circa 1960. A pioneer woman was any woman who traveled West with her husband who was lured when he heard the siren call of the West, with its fields of gold and silver, its acres of free and bountiful land, its tantalizing promise of prosperity, and its summons to adventure. While a pioneer woman certainly followed her husband on the difficult journey westward through a sense of duty to him and to her family, many would discover a larger role in life, a new sense of identity and self-worth that became an unexpected dividend of independence and freedom. The Cash Family Pottery purchased this mold from Southern Potteries when that pottery closed in 1957.
Maker:
Cash Family Pottery
United States
circa 1960
Model #:
character jug
Size:
large
Height:
7 1/4"