Old crock

"In very good condition commensurate its age, see photos for old chips , nicks on the bottom and glazing firing imperfections, solid structure, we got this in the 90s from an estate sale in Warren NJ by Clarence Dooderstup, which house was built in the early 1700s. 14\" tall top is 13\" across As with all vintage and or antiquities please take note that there will always be age appropriate weariness. As with antique paintings, they may include light to heavy soiling, flaking or…

For Your Consideration. Primitive 5 Gallon Bee Sting Stoneware Crock Cobalt Blue Salt Glaze. This Old Crock Measures About; 12-3/4" Tall X 11" Wide Diameter Would Make a Great Addition To Anyone's Primitive Collection. (Please Refer To Pictures, They are Best Part of Description) Thanks' For Looking & Please Check Out My Other Items. NOTE: (Please Read Below) If you want to purchase this item, please do so from my store on the Etsy web page not marketing like Google, Facebook, Instagram…

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Antique stoneware crocks, which were once primarily considered to be practical kitchen utensils, have now proved to be some of the most precious and prized poss

Antique J.C. Thomas Trenton NJ 3 Gallon Stoneware Crock Pot with Cobalt Blue Flower. Circa 19th Century. Measurements: 10.25" H x 11.5" W x 11" D.

This is a Great Looking Antique Early American Salt Glaze Stoneware Storage Jar - Crock. With "Ears" - Handles. Circa Late 19th Century. The Front is Embossed with Blue Decorated Highlights - WINSHIP & SPENCER, NORWICH ( Connecticut ). It is in Very Good Structurally Strong - Sound Condition with No Cracks - Displays Very Nicely. It has a Few Small Chips at the Top Rim Area - 1 at the Base Perimeter and 2 on the Lower Portion of One Handle All of Which Would have Occurred with Normal Use…

"This is a Daisy Churn #40. Made by the Daisy Manufacturing Company of St. Louis MO 1922. This particular churn does not have a screen in the lid. It has 2 nicks around the rim of the jar. Very clean. The glass is of the period where you still see the little bubbles in the glass. The paddles are original. Height is 14 inches height. Width is 6 inches. This was in a trunk that was purchased by bid at an auction. It is a genuine find for that collector that appreciates kitchen antiques…

Decorating With Vintage Crocks From Itsy Bits And Pieces Blog

Welcome to the brand new Vintage, Antique, Farmhouse, Repurposed Blog Hop. Thank you, Cindy for putting this new series together. What a fun hop. I'm happy you are here. If you are coming from Le Cultivateur welcome. I just adore Emily's vintage decorating style. When we closed up my grandparent's house in 1987, my brother brought me some stoneware crocks. Pickling crocks or fermentation crocks were commonly used for food storage. I can't imagine using them that way now but they have been a…