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Hi #1twin,
There is one that looks similar now on ebay.
Here is the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Early-Western-Stoneware-Waukesha-Club-Cheese-Crock_W0QQitemZ270090234266QQihZ017QQcategoryZ18902QQcmdZViewItem
Marjorie
There is one that looks similar now on ebay.
Here is the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Early-Western-Stoneware-Waukesha-Club-Cheese-Crock_W0QQitemZ270090234266QQihZ017QQcategoryZ18902QQcmdZViewItem
Marjorie
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Hi again #1Twin,
In case you might be interested or didn't know.....7 small pottery companies (Weir, Monmouth, Macomb stoneware and Macomb pottery,D Culbertson, Clinton and Fort Dodge) merged in 1906 in Monmouth, Illinois to form Western Stoneware....who is the manufacturer of your crock according to the ebay seller. Good way to get rid of the competition, huh?
They produced stoneware until 1985
I think it's beautiful!
Marjorie
In case you might be interested or didn't know.....7 small pottery companies (Weir, Monmouth, Macomb stoneware and Macomb pottery,D Culbertson, Clinton and Fort Dodge) merged in 1906 in Monmouth, Illinois to form Western Stoneware....who is the manufacturer of your crock according to the ebay seller. Good way to get rid of the competition, huh?
They produced stoneware until 1985
I think it's beautiful!
Marjorie
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My girlfriend and I just toured some mansions in Natchez, Ms and one of them was called Monmouth. I wonder if there is any relation?[8|] I think they said it was a German name for, "on a hill", or something like that. Thanks again, Marvin
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