Pottery Barrel Drink Dispenser - Anybody recognize?

Hello everyone - I've got this drink dispenser shaped like a barrel or keg. The pottery part measures 6" long by about 5 1/4" high. It's a heavy piece. I assume I'm missing a stand. It seems to be a working piece so I'd also need another wooden plug. Does anyone know what time frame this falls in and/or who might have produced it? Thanks for any help you can provide!
Don

 

I don't know but the spigot and corker are in the wrong holes......

 

Oops! I guess I wouldn't need a holder after all! Thanks komokwa!

 

Double Oooops.....the spigot is missing it's tap.....the twisty piece to open the flow.....
or do I have that backwards ???
In any case.....don't fill it up !!!

 

Y'know Don....on 2nd thought it may well be used laying down......that would drain better !!



but you're still missing ..a part..

 

Thanks for the name of the piece I'm missing. If I end up not selling it I'll see if I can find a tap somewhere. It's a neat piece but my experience with keggers is somewhat limited!

 

Just an update to let everyone know I tripped over an ID for this barrel. It's a Western Stoneware Company product. The finish is their "Burnt Wood Effect." Produced late 1920's. The link below should take you to an old catalog page that shows it with its holder and accompanying glasses.
http://www.westernstoneware.com/gallery
There is also some info on a matching canister set on pg. 109 of Martin and Cooper's Monmouth-Western Stoneware book.
Don

 

Hi Don,
Thanks for getting back to us.
greg