Lester Breininger Redware Art Pottery 2 Spout Grease Lard Lamp Signed 1992 Vtg.

Set it by the stove

This Lester Breininger redware grease lamp gives you a hand-thrown pot with two spouts, signed and dated 1992. The warm red clay has a matte, earthy finish, and the form feels made for old kitchen shelves or a collector's cabinet. It's vintage art pottery, not a replica.

Notice the twin spouts

Each opening lets you pour lard or grease with a steadier hand, and the rounded body sits low and solid on the table. The glaze shows soft variations that come from firing clay, so no two pieces wear quite the same skin. You'll see the maker's mark and signature right on the piece.

Keep it for display

At about 4 inches across, it's small enough to tuck beside enamelware or use as a quiet accent on a shelf. The shape is simple, almost utilitarian, but the handmade lines give it presence. A useful object, with history in it.