A few examples of appraisal values for
5 GALLON JUG

• THREE ANTIQUE STONEWARE JUGS. An
  THREE ANTIQUE STONEWARE JUGS. An A.B. Wheeler & Co. 69 Broad Street, Boston stoneware jug with cobalt decorated '2', 13.5”H; unmarked three gallon jug with cobalt decoration, 16”H; unmarked 1.5 gallon jug with cobalt decoration 12.5”H.
• 3 OLD AMERICAN STONEWARE CROCKS:
  3 OLD AMERICAN STONEWARE CROCKS: Comprising; 1- J.B. Caire & Co., Pokeepsie, New York, Jug. 1- 5 Gallon Jug, & 1- Robinson Ransbottom 10- Gallon Crock. Largest Approx. 17.25'' h x 14.75'' w. CONDITION: Paint spatter at smallest.
• APPROX. 15,000 WHEATBACK PENNIES: A
  APPROX. 15,000 WHEATBACK PENNIES: A few nickels mixed in with Approx. 15,000 Wheatback Pennies. All reside in a plastic 5 gallon jug. All ungraded. CONDITION: PLEASE GET A SHIPPING QUOTE PRIOR TO BIDDING!! APPROX. 83 POUNDS!!
• CRARY POTTERY, 5-GALLON JUG,
  CRARY POTTERY, 5-GALLON JUG, 1930SLarge Crary 5 gallon jug, top half glazed brown. A "5" is scratched near the top; no maker's name or marks visible. The Crarys set up a pottery by their small store in Bluff Springs, FL in 1933, and it closed in 1939. Very good condition, heavy, rather sloppy glazing and firing, many glaze pops, making one side full of giant bumps. Remarkably free of chips and cracks.
• TWO NEW ORLEANS STONEWARE
  TWO NEW ORLEANS STONEWARE ADVERTISING JUGSTwo New Orleans Stoneware Advertising Jugs , 19th c., incl. a 5 gallon jug from "E.A. Zatarain & Sons", and a "Harry Hyman & Co, Pickles, Vinegar & Catsup", larger h. 18 1/2 in., dia. 10 1/2 in.