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Antique English Ironstone Lidded Biscuit Jar
Antique English Ironstone Lidded Biscuit Jar
A non combined shipping item. Please do not combine with any other items at checkout.
A stunning piece of antique English ironstone, this beautiful lidded biscuit jar brings timeless old-world charm to the collected cottage kitchen.
Featuring a soft creamy white glaze, gently fluted sides, traditional side handles, and an elegantly detailed lid, this substantial piece is as beautiful as it is distinctive.
Its lovely aged patina and subtle signs of time lend a wonderful sense of history and character. Marked Royal Ironstone China, Alfred Meakin, England, on the underside.
A beautiful example of classic English ironstone and a wonderful addition to an antique collection.
Measurements: Approximately 10 x 12 inches.
Styling Notes: Display on open kitchen shelving, an antique French cupboard, or a rustic farmhouse table. Beautiful filled with dried garden hydrangeas, seasonal branches, or simply displayed with its original lid alongside collected ironstone and vintage linens.
Antique English Ironstone Lidded Biscuit Jar
A non combined shipping item. Please do not combine with any other items at checkout.
A stunning piece of antique English ironstone, this beautiful lidded biscuit jar brings timeless old-world charm to the collected cottage kitchen.
Featuring a soft creamy white glaze, gently fluted sides, traditional side handles, and an elegantly detailed lid, this substantial piece is as beautiful as it is distinctive.
Its lovely aged patina and subtle signs of time lend a wonderful sense of history and character. Marked Royal Ironstone China, Alfred Meakin, England, on the underside.
A beautiful example of classic English ironstone and a wonderful addition to an antique collection.
Measurements: Approximately 10 x 12 inches.
Styling Notes: Display on open kitchen shelving, an antique French cupboard, or a rustic farmhouse table. Beautiful filled with dried garden hydrangeas, seasonal branches, or simply displayed with its original lid alongside collected ironstone and vintage linens.