Early 20th Century 1-Gal. Stoneware Crock by Blue Band boy This sign reads 'Imperial Garage

This sign reads 'Imperial Garage Automobiles

It is original advertising for the Bromann Brothers cooling rooms that were constructed in the butchers industry at the time

Exhibits minor signs of wear including enamel loss on the legs leading to rust and some small punctures in the cushion

Exhibits some creasing and stains

Early 20th Century 1-Gal. Stoneware Crock by Blue Band boy This sign reads 'Imperial Garagec. 1900s 1910s; Western Stoneware Co. Monmouth, IL Classic salt glazed stoneware jug with a single handle and original cork stopper, decorated with a cobalt blue shoulder band and stamped "Blue Band Stoneware." The form is traditional, with a rounded shoulder tapering into a narrow spout. Its creamy glaze and bold blue marking stand out as part of one of the most recognizable American utilitarian stoneware lines. The Blue Band line was produced by the