Antique Stoneware Pottery Jar Crock C&B Skey Tamworth 1800s England

"Item is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, stains or scratches.  Brand is impressed into the side of the jar.  See images for details. George Tamworth had invested in some mines near Tamworth, and realized there was a potential there for extracting clay suitable for pottery use. The pottery opened in 1862. In 1864, it was called ""Wilnecote Company Limited"". Later on, it became George Skey and Co. Limited. Some of the crockery jars they made have a triangular C & B mark (Crosse & Blackwell were a food production company that needed jars for their products). Measures 6 3/8"" tall, 4 3/4"" wide with an opening of 3 1/4""  Weighs 2lbs 8oz"