2 Antique Stoneware Crocks, 10 and 6 gallons

Selling two Antique Stoneware Crocks: Please look carefully at the photos as both crocks have some cracks showing on the outside and inside, and some staining. Both were used as displays for a patio garden as their color is good as well as their stamps. 1) This is an antique 10-gallon stoneware crock produced by the Buckeye Pottery Company operated between 1882 and 1938. Based on the specific circular stamp (which often predates their more famous "Blue Ribbon Brand" ribbon-shaped logo), this piece likely dates to the early 1900s. Capacity: 10 gallons (roughly 40 quarts). Overall Dimensions: Height: 17 1/2" Diameter: 15 1/4" Weight: 45 lbs 2) This is an antique 6-gallon stoneware crock produced by the Western Stoneware Company of Monmouth, Illinois. It features a distinctive cobalt blue maple leaf logo, which was a hallmark of the company starting in 1906. Capacity: 6 gallons (roughly 24 quarts). Dimensions: approximately 14 inches tall and about 13 inches in diameter.

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