Robinson Ransbottom 6 Gallon Crown Stoneware Crock 1920s
$95.00
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Robinson Ransbottom 6 Gallon Crown Stoneware Crock 1920s
$95.00
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Make a striking statement in your primitive or farmhouse interior with this impressive antique Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co. 6-gallon stoneware crock. Crafted in Roseville, Ohio during the 1920s or 1930s, this massive utility crock is a highly collectible piece of American pottery history, originally used for large-scale pickling, brining, or pantry storage.
The front face boasts the iconic blue stenciled crown emblem centered with a bold "6" to indicate its 6-gallon capacity. The interior features a deep brown glazed lining, contrasting beautifully with the clean, creamy-salt exterior. Due to its commanding size, this hefty crock is ideal for a floor display holding walking sticks, rolled blankets, hearth firewood, or serving as an anchor piece for a rustic entryway.
Condition Notes:
Excellent antique condition with wonderful rustic appeal. The thick stoneware body is structurally sound, stable, and free of major hairline fractures or deep structural cracks. The rim shows normal utility wear from age, including small shallow glaze flakes and minor firing pops from the original kiln process. The blue stencil logo remains vibrant, crisp, and beautifully preserved. Original lid is not included.
Excellent antique condition with wonderful rustic appeal. The thick stoneware body is structurally sound, stable, and free of major hairline fractures or deep structural cracks. The rim shows normal utility wear from age, including small shallow glaze flakes and minor firing pops from the original kiln process. The blue stencil logo remains vibrant, crisp, and beautifully preserved. Original lid is not included.