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ANTIQUE 2- GALLON STONEWARE CROCK WITH COBALT FLOWER SPRIG

Rating: 7
Comments: Made of stoneware this crock measures 11” high x 9” wide/deep and is more than 100 years old. It is marked on the top “J Norton & Co. Bennington, VT” as well as 2 all of which has a cobalt blue glaze wash to enhance its readability. The crock has a tan exterior glaze as well as a dark brown interior glaze, upside down U handles, thick edge lip and a cobalt blue glaze design of a sprig. This item is in sturdy shape having normal use of wear, soiling/stains and has some small chips all as seen in our photo. Give it a quick cleaning and you'll have a nice example of antique stoneware for your collection.


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