Eagle Crock

[jd2iowa]

I'm new here and enjoying looking around and learning so far! I purchased a metal detector for my family at Christmas and my young sons look forward to treasure hunting with daddy this spring!
My question today is about a particular stoneware crock...Hubby loves older stoneware crocks and jugs and I found this one at a local place for him. We have searched online but haven't identified a maker yet. This mark look familiar to anyone? It's an 8Gallon as marked without cracks. Just general crazing to be expected and a few dots of blue or green within the glaze small lower on it which I'm guessing happened during manufacturing. Thanks for any help or direction to look!

 

[Old_Okie]

Not sure if this is what you have, but Eagle crockery was made by the same folks who made Niloak pottery in Benton, AR in the early part of the last century. I'll check my book when I get home.

Old_Okie

 

[jd2iowa]

thanks for the tip! I googled the name but didn't find anything that looked like it with that maker name...I think the search may still go on LOL!

 

[Getty]

Are there any other marks on the bottom? Its a beautiful piece no doubt.

 

[jd2iowa]

Hi! We've looked and looked but no markings to be found.

 

[DiggerDave in Pa.]

Hi! We've looked and looked but no markings to be found.

man, That's a big crock! That would hold alot of something!

 

[Bramblefind]

I think it is from Watt Pottery in Ohio. Here is a great site I found-

http://www.wattcollectors.com/

Another example-

 

[jd2iowa]

oh wow! thanks! I'll check that site out, I came across the name several times but didn't see items that resembled mine so I'm going to follow your link and check it out - and see if I can find a value for it.
You're all so helpful! Thanks so much!!!!!!!

 

[swampratvabch]

OMG I have been looking a long time and there it is .... Can't wait to check out the links....Thank you too!

 

[Kaysales97]

Have you ever figures it out?

i have a crock with the same symbol. Did u ever figure out what it was??