Picton CW, 1 Gal Jug

Description

Canadian. 1855-1864. Picton Canada West 1 gal jug. Likely a Skinner era piece given the flower style. Highly unusual decoration with three individual crossed stems. Attractive form and small size. A unique piece!

Size
10 1/2" tall.

Condition
Excellent condition.

Medium
Stoneware.

Buyer's Premium

26%

Picton CW, 1 Gal Jug

Lot 0005

Estimate CA$1,200-CA$1,500

Oct 28, 2026, 6:03 PM EDT

Starting Price

Secure

CA$25

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Pottery & Glass

Oct 2, 2026, 5:30 PM EDT

New Hamburg, ON, Canada

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