Horn, Saint John Jug

Description

Canadian. 1880-1890. John Horn merchant jug from Saint John, New Brunswick. Jug made and marked by L.C. Paul & Co. of Boston, Mass.

Size
12.5" x 7.5" (bottom diameter)

Condition
Very good condition. Heavy kiln touches left side. Minor flaking to lip edge.

Medium
Stoneware.

Signature
Stamped, "L.C. Paul Co. 149 Blackstone St.". Stencilled, "John Horn Saint John NB".

Provenance
From the Jim Noonan Collection.

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Horn, Saint John Jug

Lot 0003

Estimate CA$400-CA$600

Feb 11, 2026, 6:01 PM EST

Current Price (6 bids)

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CA$175

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