A WESTERN PLANT NO 6 CLINTON MISSOURI 8 GALLON CROCK

Antique 6 Gallon Western Stoneware Crock Snake Grass Plant Leaf Pattern . Salt glazed. Condition: no cracks

8 gallon crock with blue fruit design and marked Western Stoneware Co., Monmouth, Ill. 16.5"H x 13.5"D, and 1/2 gal chicken waterer in Albany glaze 6.25"H x 5.25"W

Monmouth IL. One handle missing, ear is broken. Measures 17 x 14 inches

Surface cracks, chips. 14 inches tall

Experience the rustic charm of American pottery history with this Antique 6-gallon Stoneware Crock crafted by the Western Stoneware Co. Standing at an impressive 14 1/2" tall and measuring 12 1/2" in

Water dispenser, with handles, some chips. Reads Cold Drink. 16 1/2 inches tall, 13 1/2 inch diameter

8 Gallon Western Stoneware Crock

6 gallon "Western Stoneware Co Monmouth, IL" crock with cobalt maple leaf logo and fruit decoration, 14 1/2" H. Condition - good.

Western Stoneware 20 Gallon Crock, With Hard to Find Plant One Mark. SHIPPING NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS ITEM.

This 6 gallon Western Company Maple leaf crock has a very minor age crock at very bottom.

5 Gallon Western Stoneware Crock, Hard to Find Plant 5 Mark. Tight hairline 5" on bottom and extending up 5" on side. 3" hairline on rim. Chip on inside rim. 13"H x 13" diam.

stoneware crock

From Colonial times until the mid-1900’s American potters produced these utilitarian crocks. Crocks were made by Red Wing Pottery, Robinson Ransbottom Blue Crown, Western Stoneware and others. They

19th century stoneware crock with cobalt bird decoration. Stamped: G. W. Fuller & Bros. Flemington, N.J.. 1 1/2 gallon crock. Dimensions: 8 in hgt x 9 in dia x 26.6 in circ. Condition: no repairs or c

6 x 8 inch salt glaze flat top crock, one gallon size with cobalt lettering for Jas. Benjamin, Stoneware Depot, Cincinnati Ohio,

6 gallon stoneware lidded crock with spigot - cobalt blue banding 18" h x 12" diameter, whiskey jug 9.5" h x 6" diameter & crock 6 5/8" h x 6" diameter - because of the size shipping will be costly so

Three crocks one is a 8.5 jug. 2 gallon crock and a 6.5" crock. Cracks and chips very dirty.

Two Stoneware Crocks- an 8 gallon Redwing with handles and a slight crack, reinforced with a wire under the rim, approx. 14" diameter and 15.5" tall, and a 4 gallon Western Stoneware, approx. 12" diam

A stoneware crock, by the Western Stoneware Company at the time. Right side of maple leaf logo is missing from the front of the crock, leaving the logo to read "2, Western Stonew--- Co---, Plant". Cro

ca 1840, impressed mark J. Miller Wheeling, VA. Very minor glaze wear, otherwise excellent condition. Only a few pots are known for this pre Civil War West Virginia potter. 8 1/2" h x 6" at widest poi

DESCRIPTION: 4 Gallon Newport Crock. Impressed M. & T. Miller, Newport, PA. Blue floral decoration. MEASUREMENT: 11-5/16" high x 10-3/8" interior diameter; 12-5/6" overall diameter. CONDITION: Loss to

Large lot of over 60 tokens from several Midwestern states. Iowa (6); Missouri (4); Nebraska (3); North Dakota (6); South Dakota (11); Kansas (20); Ohio (8); Indiana (2); Wisconsin (3); Minnesota (3);

With good contrast , Western PA Greensboro area Attributed / Measures: 14"H x 8" diameter / Provenance: From the Estate of Dennis Ballas / Condition: 5/8" shallow chip on handle

Includes a John Stetson 4 x Beaver XXXX gallon cowboy hat size 6 7/8 (some losses and dust, a Beaver western Hat from West Yellowstone, Heiser Western Germany wool carriage blanket, full body mens und