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I have a 15 gallon Western Stoneware Co crock but I’m not real sure it is. I am thinking perhaps a water cooler that stood in a stand. It is cone shaped on the one end. The height is 20 1/2" down the straight side. The cone extends an additonal 4". The opening at the bottom has a 1"ID. The opening at the top is 16"OD and 14"ID If anyone could help me find out the correct description and possible value I would apprecite it. Thanks, Bonnie Schilling I have more pictures
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