Stangl Hand Painted Sugar Bowl. Sponge ware Effect. Pottery looks new. Pristine

This is a Stangl Town & Country brown spongeware sugar bowl with lid. The pattern, called "Town & Country Brown", was produced by Stangl Pottery in New Jersey. It was introduced in 1975 to replace the "Black Town & Country" line and was discontinued in 1978 when the factory closed, making it a short-lived collection. The piece is approximately 5 inches in height. The design was created by Robert Roemer, Rudy Kleinebeckel, and Irene Sarnecki The item in the image is a Stangl Town & Country Brown Spongeware sugar bowl with a lid, and its market value generally ranges from approximately \$18 to \$37 for a single bowl, depending on condition and seller. Identification: The piece is part of the "Town & Country Brown" collection produced by Stangl Pottery. This is in new condition. History: This specific brown pattern was introduced in 1975 to replace a black version and was only in production until 1978 when the factory closed, making it a discontinued piece. This is a true rare vintage piece. Only made for 3 years in the 1970s. was designed by Robert Roemer, Rudy Kleinebeckel, and Irene Sarnecki. The sugar bowl measures approximately 5 inches high by 4 inches wide. The piece is made of ceramic with a spongeware finish