Lot #26: Anitique Salt Glazed Stoneware Grouping 4 pieces

four pieces of antique salt-glazed stoneware, with the characteristic two-tone Bristol-glaze finish typical of late 19th to early 20th century Canadian and North American pottery production. Item Details • Large ovoid crock/jar — Tan and brown salt-glazed stoneware storage vessel with a beaded band decoration below the rim and a rolled, wide-mouth collar. Classic two-tone glaze (dark brown shoulder over cream body) consistent with commercial dairy or preserve crocks of the period. • C. Robillard & Cie. Limitée Ginger Beer bottle, Montreal — A tan-topped, cream-bodied stoneware ginger beer bottle with black transfer-printed oval maker’s mark reading “C. ROBILLARD & CIE. LIMITÉE, GINGER BEER, MONTREAL.” • Two-tone jug with pouring spout and loop handle — Rich burnt-orange/brown glazed shoulder over a cream stoneware body, with a molded spout and applied strap handle, likely used commercially for whiskey, oil, or similar liquid goods. • Small stoneware ink/utility bottle — Compact brown-glazed bottle with a pinched pouring lip, in the style of Victorian-era stoneware ink bottles Condition - all items are in good condition with exception of jug which has some surface cracks as shown in picture and the small jug with a small chip at the spout Dimensions: From 6” to 10” high Pickup category timeslot {A}