April 12, 2024
Antique STONEWARE JUG West Troy NY Cobalt Blue Design
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This Beautiful Antique 1 Gallon Vintage Stoneware Pottery Jug with Cobalt Blue an unusual floral design. Very hard to find. It is marked West Troy NY Pottery. The COBALT Blue floral Design is beautiful and very decorative. It is 11-1/2" tall x 23" around middle of jug x 7" wide at bottom. This jug is in very good condition for its age and minor imperfections in color see photo's. The bottom shows some slight separation but might be the way it was made not sure so See photos. The lip has very very tiny nick not noticable. It has real character. I will be listing more of my collection. All of these were purchased from an estate sale many years ago. The home was full of antiques and museum quality pieces. I am sizing down to a small house and need to part with some of my treasures. Hope you enjoy them as much as I have. They really are a great investment for the future. They only appreciate in value. Insurance is required. It will be double boxed and bubble wrapped to the max to insure its safety. Please keep watching my auction for more vintage jugs and items to be sold. Look now at my current auction for more jugs today. Thanks!!Payment: I accept paypal, money orders, & personal checks. Money orders and paypal items will be shipped the next day. Items paid by check have to clear the bank before shipping. Payment must be made within
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