J-J-J-J-JUGGGGGS

[moodorf]

Oh boy, do I have a great pair of jugs to show you fine folks!

The first one is this sort of ovoid Albany Slip jug, I think it's a quart size? maybe? My local expert estimates 1850's on the age. Bought it locally here in western NY.

The second jug is another ovoid one, this one I believe to be 2 gallons, has some cobalt blue on it. Also had my expert weigh in on the age when I stopped to buy a cheapo cork for it today, he says 1830's, 1840's like the jug in my other thread. Only bigger. And a bit more.....primitive. It's got some marks and stuff on it. But I really like imperfections in my bottles/stoneware....up to a limit of course.

 

[DeepSeaDan]

Killer Jugs! Luv that ovoid shape.

 

[debodun]

Anyone want to see MY jugs?

 

[iggyworf]

Nice Juggs!! LOL

 

[moodorf]

I am totally down for anyone showing me their jugs.

Just sayin.

 

[moodorf]

Okay I gave the big jug a deep but gentle cleaning, it was mostly cleaning some on dried brown crud up on the lip....

anyway, I never did post that many pictures of it, and considering I don't see these in my price range often I'm going to post a few more pics.

and for those of you wondering: "why are there green spots....?" my bad. I have this green lamp in the same room that I took these pics in.

 

[Len]

They're all great but "if I had to pick one, ding! ding! Ft. Edward is the winner! --A lot of great jugs came out of there. ("Must be something in the water"/clay.) Nice krud clean up and also, excellent photos. Congrats moodorf!