6 gal crock with crown stamp

by Mark Ratto
(Bay Point, CA USA)









6 gal crock with crown stamp

6 gal crock with crown stamp

I recently rescued a 6 gal crock my parents were going to thrown away. I am interested in finding out more about it. If anyone can identify the stamp and let me know where it's from, when it made and if it's worth anything i'd appreciate it!

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Crock ID - Ransbottom Brothers Pottery
by: Blake

Dear Mark,
Your crock was made by the Ransbottom Brothers Pottery Company of Roseville, Ohio. They were in business from 1900 to 1920. Often crocks such as yours are mistakenly thought to have been made by the Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery Company also of Roseville, Ohio. They started production in the 1930's and though they used a very similar crown mark their marks were impressed into the clay; not done in cobalt blue glaze.
For value try running a search on eBay for Ransbottom Crock. You might also try using Robinson-Ransbottom in your search but only note the prices of crocks marked in the same manner as yours.
I hope this helps.

Yours, Blake

thank you
by: Mark

thank you very much blake!

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