Mackay, Woodstock 1/4 Gal Jug

Description

Canadian. 1880-1890. John G. MacKay 1/4 gal jug from Woodstock, Ontario. Attractive small size with four lines of writing.

Size
9" x 4.25" (base diameter).

Condition
Near Mint.

Medium
Stoneware.

Signature
Stamped, "From John G. Mackay Wine & Spirit, Merchant Woodstock, Ont".

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Mackay, Woodstock 1/4 Gal Jug

Lot 0022

Estimate CA$300-CA$500

Feb 11, 2026, 6:15 PM EST

Current Price (12 bids)

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CA$425

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