A few examples of appraisal values for
CROCK WITH LID

• BOTANICAL GARDEN PORCELAINS
  BOTANICAL GARDEN PORCELAINS COLLECTION"BOTANICAL GARDEN" PORCELAINS COLLECTION BY PORTMEIRION, active 1972-present, comprising: 10 vases, 5 covered canisters, two 2-piece chip/dip sets, 1 footed bowl, 1 jar, 3 pasta jars with wood lids, 4 clocks, 2 salt/pepper shakers, 1 covered butter dish, 1 covered casserole, 1 gravy boat, 1 gravy boat underplate, 16 egg cups, 6 napkin rings, 2 oil/vinegars, 1 coffee pot, 1 cheese plate with dome cover, 2 covered sugar bowls, 4 cups, 4 saucers, 3 plant pots, 1 store crock with lid, 1 rectangular sandwich tray, 1 oval steak platter, 8 pitchers, 6 covered soup tureens, 1 soup ladle, 8 tall latte mugs, ~97 total pieces.
• An early 19th C. eagle incised
  An early 19th C. eagle incised Charlestown ovoid two handle stoneware crock with lid 15”H, with an ovoid blue decorated stoneware jug 14”H. Condition: crock has chips on rim and drilled for spout, crock lid with hairline crack, jug has a chip on the lid and chip on the body see photos CT Transfer Fee $20
• REMMEY, PHILADELPHIA STONEWARE CAKE
  REMMEY, PHILADELPHIA STONEWARE CAKE CROCKA circa 1870 stoneware cake crock with lid, Richard C. Remmey of Philadelphia. Round shape flanked by handles, two incised lines and blue leaf decoration about the exterior, leaves about the lid's handle. Impressed "R. C. R." below one handle. Lid is unmarked. Numerous chips and a crack noted to the crock. 10" diameter, 7 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $300-500 Condition: Numerous chips and a crack noted to the crock.
• STONEWARE CAKE CROCKA circa 1870
  STONEWARE CAKE CROCKA circa 1870 stoneware two-gallon cake crock with lid, possibly Baltimore. Round with squared rim, flanked by handles, blue three-leaf sprout decoration about the exterior, and leaves on the lid. Impressed with an encircled "2" below one handle, and the lid is hand numbered 18 in black. Similar to an example attributed to Peter Herrmann, Baltimore, Maryland. Lid has a crack and chipped handle, and is likely a replacement; multiple rim chips to the crock. 12 1/4" diameter, 7 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $300-500 Condition: Lid has a crack and chipped handle, and is likely a replacement; multiple rim chips to the crock.
• ROBINSON-RANSBOTTOM STONEWARE CROCK
  ROBINSON-RANSBOTTOM STONEWARE CROCK & DISPENSERRobinson-Ransbottom (American, Ohio). 4 gallon stoneware crock with lid, 14 1/2"H x 12"-diameter (including lid); 4 gallon striped stoneware crock / water dispenser with lid, 15 3/4"H x 10 1/4"-diameter (including lid). Both with blue crown mark. Chips and roughness along bottom edge of crock, water dispenser missing spigot, line in water dispenser, roughness to rim.
• TWO SALT GLAZED STONEWARE COVERED
  TWO SALT GLAZED STONEWARE COVERED CROCKS: A TWO-GALLON CROCK WITH LID, APPLIED HANDLES, ONE HANDLE WITH LOSS, MARKED "2" IN BLUE ON...Two salt glazed stoneware covered crocks: a two-gallon crock with lid, applied handles, one handle with loss, marked "2" in blue on the side, 10" diam.; and a one-gallon cake crock with lid, applied handles, stylized foliate cobalt, 10 1/2" diam.; wear consistent with age and use, crackling, flakes to glaze, chips, pitting, etc.
• F. HARRINGTON LYONS 3 GALLON
  F. HARRINGTON LYONS 3 GALLON CROCK AND 2 GALLON JUG. An antique three gallon cobalt floral decorated F. Harrington Lyons crock with lid, 13”H, and an unsigned two gallon antique stoneware jug with cobalt floral decoration 13.5”H.
• 1 1/2 GALLON COBALT DECORATED
  1 1/2 GALLON COBALT DECORATED STONEWARE COVERED BUca. 1880; salt glazed cylindrical stoneware butter crock with lid, typical brushed three petal Baltimore, MD floral motif, flattened banded rim, applied pair of crescent lugs brushed with cobalt, impressed "1 1/2", some iron wash on glaze, stoneware disk lid with broad slight concave button knob, typical Baltimore, MD brushed cobalt of six petals around knob and seven applications of three daub rim decorations, attributed to Baltimore, MD; 12 1/4"d, 6 3/4"h total; Condition: base has shallow 5/8" rim stone pop, shallow 5/8" rim flake; Lid has 1/2" & smaller interior flange chips
• THREE AMERICAN CERAMIC PIECES. Late
  THREE AMERICAN CERAMIC PIECES. Late 19th century. A stoneware pitcher with Albany Slip glaze. 10"h. A yellow ware pitcher with embossed peacocks decoration and Rockingham glaze. Chips and hairline. 8.25"h. And a blue spongeware butter crock with lid. Chips and hairline. 6.25"h.
• Four pieces of stoneware to include
  Four pieces of stoneware to include a Wm. E. Warner West Troy three-gallon crock; two four-gallon crocks and another three-gallon crock with lid. Largest 12"h Condition: Losses, chips, cracks as found.
• 2 STONEWARE JUGS AND A CROCK: To
  2 STONEWARE JUGS AND A CROCK: To include 1) E. Norton & Co. Bennington Vt. crock with lid. Note chip to rim base and chips on lid. 11 1/2'' x 8 1/2''. 2) J & E. Norton Bennington VT. jug. Note chip on body 10 3/4'' h. x 7 1/2''. 3) M. Salzman Co. jug 11 1/2'' h. x 7 1/4''.
• 19th c. ''Darrow & Sons
  19th c. ''Darrow & Sons Baldwin...'' decorated stoneware crock with lid. 11'' Ht.
• TWO PIECES OF STONEWARE AND ONE
  TWO PIECES OF STONEWARE AND ONE REDWARE CROCK. American late 19th century. An unglazed redware crock with handle and glazed interior 6.75''h imperfections. A stoneware crock with lid embossed grapevine and brushed cobalt decoration 5.75''h lid flakes and minor imperfections. Also with a 1.5 gallon crock with impressed ''Lewis Jones / Pittston PA / 1 1/2'' as well as brushed floral cobalt decoration 6''h some discoloration.