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Posted 2 years ago
bjcanada
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Hello all, i am hoping that any of you collectors would help me out by letting me know any info as per year , info value of 2 preserved tin antique signs that ive had and put off researching for 15 yrs or so as they were my grandpa's so sentimental value but imust admit i am becoming a antique reality show junkie... and am curious.
this 1st sign reads "stoneware the best food container" and below pic reads "we sell all sizes"
pls email or call if u can advise me of any factor as i am completeley ignorant and would enjoy learning...thanks
barbara
bjcrafts1@hotmail.com
519-451-3726
Tin SignsWhen tin advertising signs first appeared in the U.S. around the beginning …
StonewareStoneware is the roughhewn cousin of porcelain. Like porcelain, it is fired…
Very nice sign and advertising featuring stoneware. Is there any details on crock to indicate what brand they were? Do you know where your grandpa found them?
Stacy Wegner
Red Wing Collectors Society