Stoneware jugs like this were commonly used in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for storing and transporting various goods, including syrups, beverages, and food products. The "True-Fruit" brand was known for its high-quality fruit syrups and flavorings, often used in soda fountains and for home consumption.

J. Hungerford Smith Company, based in Rochester, New York, was a prominent manufacturer of these syrups and related products. Their stoneware jugs served as durable and practical containers, often featuring embossed or stenciled branding to advertise their products.

Measures 11.5” h

Condition : various chips to handle and opening. Bumps (one with glaze cracks not through to body).

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