This is a planter urn and I like it and I bought it and I wanted to know what is the value of it and when was it made
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Re: Planter urn
It's a 2 Gallon salt glazed crock, these were used to make and store things like sourkraut. Most like this one daste from the turn of the 19th Century though they were made right into the 1920's.Values for these later crocks are modest , often selling for less than $50.00.