THESE WERE FOUND IN THE BOTTOM OF A DRESSER DRAWER OF A . 92 YEAR OLD WOMAN THAT  PASSED AWAY 20 YEARS AGO. I HAVE NO HISTORY OF THESE. I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AN IDEA OF THERE AGE AND IF MADE BY A NATIVE AMERICAN WHAT THE TRIBE  WAS AND WHAT THEY ARE APROX WORTH.

 I was given this item and was just wondering if it was an antique or not

good condition crock/jug. Found in my fathers shed, was a blacksmith shop in the 1900s. Ive been told its a moonshine still. Stamped on it in blue is Whitehall Pottery Works A.D. Ruckel and Son, Props. and the #2.

 Solid oak kitchen table w/leaf.   Seats 4 w/o leaf, 6 with.

 Tea set for 6.  Includes pot, cups, saucers and luncheon plates.

Wedgewood candy jar withgolden scrolls.