These two pitchers are noteworthy for their lipped rims and wide, moulded handles. The glaze is more dramatic than usual due to the combination of vibrant orange and black/brown splashes. Although these pitchers were found a distance from each other — one near Kingston, Ontario, and the other near Brockville — their glazed finishes and artisanship indicate that they were made by the same hand, probably by one of the potters along the north side of the St. Lawrence River corridor.