Atwater & Carter Grocers Jug

[trdhrdr007]

Hit a bunch of sales this morning without a lot of success. I picked up a bunch of stained glass for a good price. Some I'll use & will sell the rest to another stained glass guy I know. That should pay for gas. I also picked up this really cool jug. It's about 8" tall by 6-1/2" diameter. I've done a little research & it looks like they were in business in the mid to late 1800's. Any information on history and/or value would be appreciated.

 

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[treasurekidd]

That's a sweet looking stoneware piece, and IMO, the handle and pour spout make it a less common form than the standard stoneware jug or crock. Nice strong debossing too. I don't know anything about the company, but I would guess 1890 - 1910 or so.

I'd post it here, there's lots of New Jersey collectors there that should be able to shed some light on it. Good luck!

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[diggummup]

Very nice Albany slip stoneware jug. Probably for syrup or molasses with a spout like that. Half gallon i'm guessing on those dimensions. I'd start it at $159.99 myself, see if it gets any bites. I think it's a good one, definitely a rare one i'd think with that particular Grocer's stamp on it.