Antique Salt Glazed Utensil/Storage Jar with Cork lid
This most handsome, large antique utensil pot, would be a gorgeous addition to any country or farmhouse kitchen. In excellent condition, it's made from robust stoneware, with a dark brown, tactile salt glaze. We think it would be perfect next to a Aga or cooker to keep utensils close to hand, or simply as a rustic way to store dry goods!
Key Points:
• A scarcely found 19th century stoneware pot
• Heavyweight in a rich, tactile treacle brown salt glaze
• Large in scale and traditional in style
• With an intricate ‘cobbled’ band design
• Typical of the Nottingham or Derbyshire potteries of the era and high collectible
History:
Crafted in the mid-late 19th century in the heart of the East Midlands by either one of the Derbyshire or Nottingham potteries (Chesterfield or Brampton), its 'cobbled' design is typical of their traditional, salt glazed wares.
Year of manufacture:
c. 1860-1890
Approximate Measurements:
H: 21cm (8.25")
W: 9.5cm (3.5") diameter at opening
W: 12cm (5") base diameter
Condition:
In excellent antique condition throughout especially given its age. Free of large chips, (displaying only small small nibbles to its bottom edge), cracks or repair. Its cork stopper is a little worn but fits well, but it could be quite easily to replace this as desired.
Postage & Packaging:
As per our brand ethos, your item will be very carefully and securely shipped, wrapped with the utmost care in sustainable recycled and recyclable packaging.
This most handsome, large antique utensil pot, would be a gorgeous addition to any country or farmhouse kitchen. In excellent condition, it's made from robust stoneware, with a dark brown, tactile salt glaze. We think it would be perfect next to a Aga or cooker to keep utensils close to hand, or simply as a rustic way to store dry goods!
Key Points:
• A scarcely found 19th century stoneware pot
• Heavyweight in a rich, tactile treacle brown salt glaze
• Large in scale and traditional in style
• With an intricate ‘cobbled’ band design
• Typical of the Nottingham or Derbyshire potteries of the era and high collectible
History:
Crafted in the mid-late 19th century in the heart of the East Midlands by either one of the Derbyshire or Nottingham potteries (Chesterfield or Brampton), its 'cobbled' design is typical of their traditional, salt glazed wares.
Year of manufacture:
c. 1860-1890
Approximate Measurements:
H: 21cm (8.25")
W: 9.5cm (3.5") diameter at opening
W: 12cm (5") base diameter
Condition:
In excellent antique condition throughout especially given its age. Free of large chips, (displaying only small small nibbles to its bottom edge), cracks or repair. Its cork stopper is a little worn but fits well, but it could be quite easily to replace this as desired.
Postage & Packaging:
As per our brand ethos, your item will be very carefully and securely shipped, wrapped with the utmost care in sustainable recycled and recyclable packaging.
This most handsome, large antique utensil pot, would be a gorgeous addition to any country or farmhouse kitchen. In excellent condition, it's made from robust stoneware, with a dark brown, tactile salt glaze. We think it would be perfect next to a Aga or cooker to keep utensils close to hand, or simply as a rustic way to store dry goods!
Key Points:
• A scarcely found 19th century stoneware pot
• Heavyweight in a rich, tactile treacle brown salt glaze
• Large in scale and traditional in style
• With an intricate ‘cobbled’ band design
• Typical of the Nottingham or Derbyshire potteries of the era and high collectible
History:
Crafted in the mid-late 19th century in the heart of the East Midlands by either one of the Derbyshire or Nottingham potteries (Chesterfield or Brampton), its 'cobbled' design is typical of their traditional, salt glazed wares.
Year of manufacture:
c. 1860-1890
Approximate Measurements:
H: 21cm (8.25")
W: 9.5cm (3.5") diameter at opening
W: 12cm (5") base diameter
Condition:
In excellent antique condition throughout especially given its age. Free of large chips, (displaying only small small nibbles to its bottom edge), cracks or repair. Its cork stopper is a little worn but fits well, but it could be quite easily to replace this as desired.
Postage & Packaging:
As per our brand ethos, your item will be very carefully and securely shipped, wrapped with the utmost care in sustainable recycled and recyclable packaging.
