Stoneware Beverage Keg with Lid - 2 Gallon

Ohio Stoneware was founded in 2005 by Ross and Tiffany Pattison in Zanesville, Ohio. When local pottery businesses were closing, the couple purchased manufacturing equipment and a production building to help carry the area’s pottery tradition forward. Their family-owned company values practical American manufacturing, skilled pottery work, and pieces intended to stay useful for generations. It later added Buckeye Stoneware and Hartstone Pottery assets, continuing a regional craft through everyday crocks, kitchenware, and decorative pottery.

Stoneware Beverage Keg with Lid - 2 Gallon

Bring practical pottery to your kitchen or table with this beverage dispenser. The covered stoneware vessel has a lower tap opening for use with a correctly fitted separate spigot. The ceramic piece is the item supplied; food, props and coordinating pottery in styled images are not included. Compare the listed form, capacity where given, and included parts with the way you plan to use it. Pottery variations are normal, and a nominal size is not a guarantee that a part will fit a vessel from another range.

For local manufacturing context, read WHIZ’s report on pottery making in Zanesville.

Features and included items

• Stoneware made in Zanesville, Ohio.
• One 2-gallon keg and cover; spigot sold separately.
• Practical ceramic form with the maker’s pottery character.
• Check the listed capacity, pattern and included components.

Product specifications

Care and handling

Allow stoneware to cool before cleaning, wash with warm soapy water, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Follow the product’s supplied instructions for dishwasher and microwave use. Prevent thermal shock: never move a cold piece directly into a hot oven or place hot pottery on a cold or wet surface. Keep stoneware away from direct flame, stovetops, grills, and broilers. For conventional-oven use where the product is approved, the maker’s general limit is 450°F. Handle heated pieces with oven mitts and protect tables with a trivet.

Stoneware is formed, finished and fired through a ceramic process, so individual pieces can differ slightly in color, texture and shape. Use any listed measurements as approximate, and confirm the fit of replacement parts against the piece you already own. Styled photographs can include other sizes, food or accessories that are not part of this listing.