Randall, Waterloo 2 Gal Jug

Description

Canadian. 1860-1870. George Randall 2 gal jug from Waterloo, Ontario. Single flower that is most likely from the Brantford Pottery. This lot includes five framed billheads from the Randall firm.

Size
Crock: 13.5" x 8.5" (base diameter). Framed billheads (2x): 9.5" x 25.75" x 1.25".

Condition
Crock is in good condition. Cracked down the left side. Heavy spalling. Hole drilled through bottom. Billheads are excellent.

Medium
Stoneware.

Signature
Stamped, "George Randall Waterloo".

Provenance
From the Sherry Boxall and Andrew Gruening Collection.

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Randall, Waterloo 2 Gal Jug

Lot 0029

Estimate CA$600-CA$800

Feb 11, 2026, 6:21 PM EST

Current Price (4 bids)

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CA$125

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