Ancienne cruche en grès de Detroit en bois 1909 A.D. - 1 gal populaire - étiquette vinaigre

This antique 1-gallon stoneware jug likely dates to 1909, as indicated by the label. A.D. Wood was presumably a merchant or distributor operating from the Wood Building at the corner of Fort and Trumbull in Detroit, Michigan. Such jugs were commonly used for storing and transporting vinegar and other liquids in the early 20th century.

A faded paper label on the front reads:

“From A.D. Wood, Wood BLDG., Cor. Fort & Trumbull, Detroit, Michigan.”

“Best white wine vinegar 3-20-09 .C.”

Additionally, the jug is engraved with the letter “C” on the side.

Good antique condition. Expected surface wear from age and use, including scuffs and patina. The label is partially legible, adding to its historical charm. No major chips, cracks, or structural damage.

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