Antique Stoneware Ink Bottle Cream Glaze

Antique Stoneware Ink Bottle Cream GlazeA sturdy little stoneware bottle with a rolled collar lip and a warm cream glaze. The form is classic late Victorian to Edwardian, with a cylindrical body and slightly shouldered neck typical of British and Australasian utilitarian stonewares from that era. Condition: Good antique condition. Some light surface marking and minor discolouration consistent with age and use. Dimensions: 12cm H x 7cm W

Dimensions of large bowl: H: 12cm x Diameter: 22

The frame has one crack which is hard to spot and would benefit from being rejoined in the corners one day

along with hand-painted gold lustre markings

it features the characteristic large slip-casting hole on the base

The kind of thing that sits beautifully on a bookshelf

A circular carved wooden bowl with deep relief decoration across both the border and centre well

table linens

and broad stainless blades

A charming set of four cast pewter napkin rings

Matches this plate here

Light wear consistent with age and use

produced this shape during the mid-twentieth century