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Description
This bread proofing crock was handed down in my family. I believe that is quite old. It is otherwise in excellent condition, but missing the lid. There are no markings of any kind to indicate the maker. I was recently advised that it matches a Redwing brushware crock pictured online, however I did note slight variations in the design of the pictured piece; and again, there are no markings to indicate Redwing. Could it be some kind of a Redwing replica? Is there any chance it could be Redwing and not marked as such?
Category
Pottery
Medium
Stoneware
Distinguishing marks
None
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
16" deep x 14" diameter
Date Period
100-150 years
History
Handed down in family in Kansas. Family originally migrated west from Pennsylvania. Was likely used on the farm. Lid is missing
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