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Vintage 2-Gallon Stoneware Crown Crock — Cobalt Crown Stamp
$45
The story
A classic 2-gallon stoneware crock with the beloved cobalt-blue crown and "2" stamp, in a warm salt-glaze cream. Once used for pickling and butter, it's perfect today as a utensil holder, a planter, or a home for rolling pins, wooden spoons or dried flowers. A farmhouse kitchen essential.
Item #A22
- Era
- Vintage, mid-20th century
- Maker
- Crown-stamp stoneware (Robinson Ransbottom style, Roseville, Ohio)
- Size
- 9 1/2" tall; 2-gallon
- Condition
- Good — Old pencil writing on the unglazed base; light glaze wear on the rim. Rolling pins shown for styling only — not included.
- Category
- Pottery & Stoneware
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