Brown pottery churn with blue lid and blue inside

I found this inside a box wrapped in newspaper. My sister wrote on the newspaper English's Mother's churn. Back in the 1950s at a jazz dance party. Randy English was the dj and my dad became friends. He has been a friend of the family since then. When his mother passed away and we were in Vermont, he told my mom to pick something out and we assume that is where this came from before he and his sister auctioned off the rest as well as the house with the connected barn. It was a really old white house and barn. Really awesome to have seen it a couple times we went on vacation to Vermont when we were on vacation to see him. Sorry about the history lesson.
I found this brown pottery churn with blue lid and blue inside. The blue lid is 5 3/4" diameter and the churn top from edge to edge is 6 5/8" diameter or from open to open sides is 5 1/4" diameter, the bottom is 6" diameter and the height is 7". It has elephant ear handles. I hope someone can identify the company and era. Thank you for assistance in this request. Rob

 

It's not a churn. A churn would have the whole in the center top.

I think it is a bean pot or soup tureen.

Redwing?
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@janetpjohn

 

Much more bean pot shape than churn. But bean pots don't ordinarily have a hole in the lid, so I'm leaning toward soup tureen.

 

I think Zanesville Country Fare.

 

not a little on the small side for soup ???

 

I think you are dead on on that. I saw a bean pot that was very much alike to this except the hole on the side. Thank you. Rob

 

That looks like it. Thank you and everyone who have educated and helped me with finding this item. Rob

 

I found out it is a soup tureen. Thank you for the education. Rob