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Re: Whitehall Pottery Works A.D. Ruckel & Son, Props #2 ...
I also have a smaller one with no stamp markings. exact same color and shape with no markings.
Re: Whitehall Pottery Works A.D. Ruckel & Son, Props #2 ...
These jugs were used to hold anything from turpentine to whiskey right up until the 1930's , most like this eaxple date about 1880-1900 and sell at auction for about $75.00