Lot #40: Collection of Antique & Vintage Stoneware Crocks, Jars, and Advertising Pottery

This comprehensive collector’s lot includes over 20 pieces of high-quality antique and vintage stoneware, ranging from large utility crocks to rare advertising jars. The collection features a mix of British and European pottery, showcasing a variety of traditional glazes, including salt-glazed, two-tone Bristol-glazed, and rustic earthenwares. Key Highlighted Items: Antique James Keiller & Sons Dundee Marmalade Jars: Several variations of the iconic white ironstone advertising pots. These historic Scottish jars often feature award medals and the brand’s signature laurel wreath. Moutarde de Meaux Pommery Mustard Jars: Multiple stoneware mustard crocks from Meaux, France, known for their rustic texture and historic branding dating back to 1632. Some pieces retain vintage-style red wax seals or plastic/cork lids. Two-Tone Bristol Glaze Pottery: A selection of classic British two-tone stoneware jars (warm ochre/brown collars over creamy bases), typical of manufacturers like Moira Pottery (England), William Powell (Bristol), and Gray Portobello (Scotland). Large Ovoid Storage Crocks: Including a substantial tan stoneware storage jar and various lidded canisters, ideal for rustic decor or functional kitchen organization. Condition & Measurements: Quantity: 20+ pieces total as photographed. Condition: Items are in varying antique/vintage condition. Some pieces exhibit characteristic crazing, minor chips, and tea staining expected with age and utility. Measurements: Sizes vary significantly, from small preserve jars (approx. 3"–4" tall) to large storage crocks (approx. 9"–11" tall). A yardstick is included in the photograph for scale reference. Pickup category timeslot {A}