Ballard, Cornwall CW 2 Gal Jug

Description

Canadian. 1864-1869. Orrin Lawrence Ballard 2 gal jug from Cornwall, Canada West. Scarce bird decoration. Note the bluing of the handle terminals.

Size
14.5" x 8" x 8.25".

Condition
Good condition. Heavy chipping to spout. Overall heavy linseed oil stain. 2" chip, base edge rear.

Medium
Stoneware.

Signature
Stamped, "O L Ballard Cornwall. C.W".

Provenance
From the Jon and Lyne Dellandrea Collection.

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Ballard, Cornwall CW 2 Gal Jug

Lot 0059

Estimate CA$400-CA$600

Feb 11, 2026, 6:43 PM EST

Current Price (7 bids)

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