Can anyone ID this jug?

I bought this at a thrift shop a few days ago. I can't really find any specific info about it. I only paid a few dollars for it. It is 9" high.
1880s? I'm thinking PA or NY, but I honestly don't know. Any ideas?

 

It is very nice..I like it..but to me does not look like it has that much (1880s) age to it...IMHO- I hope the experts come along !

 

I'm thinking it is newer as in 1980s or later.
Maybe @*crs* will have an idea

 

Thanks @janettekay and @clutteredcloset49
I sure would like to know for certain. If it's old, I'm keeping it.
If it's a repro, I will sell it at my antique mall.

 

I agree with Pat on newer. You could send Crocker Farms some pics. Their opinion would be better than mine.

 

Any other opinions?
I want to be sure it's not an antique before I sell it.
Thanks, everyone!

 

You might wait a day or two. Then bump this back up.
It's the weekend. A lot of people are tired of being cooped up and are out and about.

 

I agree with Bakersgma. Send pics to https://www.crockerfarm.com/

Still not receiving any notification emails

 

I just sent them an email with photos. I hope to hear back soon!

 

Good luck!

 

I got a very speedy reply.......
"Thank you for your e-mail. Unfortunately, your jug is a modern reproduction. Sorry the news isn’t better. If we can help you in any other way, please let us know."

Drats!!!!

 

Bummer but Still a nice looking jug.

 

Yeah, disappointing! But you guys all nailed it as a newer piece, so thanks to everyone who replied!
My dad has a large crock collection where he lives in West Virginia, so I will inherit some genuine antique crocks one day.

 

Well, I too am sorry it wasn't better news, but at least you know.