Robinson Ransbottom 2 Gallon Crown Stoneware Crock 1920s
$50.00
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Robinson Ransbottom 2 Gallon Crown Stoneware Crock 1920s
$50.00
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Bring classic country charm to your farmhouse decor with this authentic antique Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co. 2-gallon stoneware crock. Produced in Roseville, Ohio during the 1920s or 1930s, this heavy-duty, salt-glazed utility piece was a staple of early 20th-century American kitchens for pickling and pantry storage.
The front displays the pottery's highly collectible blue stenciled crown emblem featuring a central "2" to denote its 2-gallon liquid capacity. With its beautiful speckled glaze and thick-walled construction, this historic crock makes a phenomenal accent piece for holding kitchen utensils, displaying firewood, serving as a rustic planter, or grounding an antique country store arrangement.
Condition Notes:
Excellent antique condition with wonderful rustic character. The stoneware body is entirely solid and structurally sound. The rim and base exhibit expected minor glaze flecks, typical production firing pops, and light age-related surface discoloration from utility use, but it is free of major structural cracks or deep damage. The blue stencil remains exceptionally bright and clear. Please review the photo for detailed scaling and condition.
Excellent antique condition with wonderful rustic character. The stoneware body is entirely solid and structurally sound. The rim and base exhibit expected minor glaze flecks, typical production firing pops, and light age-related surface discoloration from utility use, but it is free of major structural cracks or deep damage. The blue stencil remains exceptionally bright and clear. Please review the photo for detailed scaling and condition.