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Stoneware Jug - 12/5/2008 3:29:47 PM    treasurehunt   Posts: 461 Joined: 10/14/2003 From: Dearborn, Michigan Status: offline Does anyone have any info on this jug. How old this jug might be, or what it might be worth? The round makers mark on it says REVOL - ST UZE - DROME I picked it up at a estate sale a while back. Tom Attachment (1) Post #: 1

RE: Stoneware Jug - 1/10/2009 3:57:05 AM    Dabeel Posts: 848 Joined: 3/12/2004 From: Baltimore origin, Now the Bay Area,CA Status: offline I didn't even know that this subsection existed, but since I am looking at it.....I can tell you what I know about these type of bottles. They were Stoneware seltzer bottles produced in the United Kingdom and can be found near other tan/brown type ale bottles in a lot of cities across the U.S as they were imported here. Value on most is around $20.00-$25.00 because they are considered fairly common. Age wise is estimated at 1890's to turn of the century. Hope this helps. Doug (in reply to treasurehunt) Post #: 2

RE: Stoneware Jug - 9/21/2009 1:03:59 PM    tuppence Posts: 20 Joined: 1/17/2004 From: France Status: offline St Uze is a small town in the Drome, part of the Rhone Alpes in France. So very likely that's where it came from. Tuppence (in reply to treasurehunt) Post #: 3

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