Skinner, Picton CW, 3 Gal Cream Crock

Description

Canadian. 1855-1864. Samuel Skinner & Co, Picton Canada West, 3 gal cream crock. Terrific three flower design flanked by the volume measures.

Size
11 1/4" tall.

Condition
Very good condition. Hairline cracks criss-cross on the front right side. 3" hairline in the rim front centre. Left lug has some in-manufacture cracking.

Medium
Stoneware.

Buyer's Premium

26%

Skinner, Picton CW, 3 Gal Cream Crock

Lot 0011

Estimate CA$400-CA$600

Oct 28, 2026, 6:07 PM EDT

Current Bid (1 bid)

Secure

CA$25

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Pottery & Glass

Oct 2, 2026, 5:30 PM EDT

New Hamburg, ON, Canada

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