A fabulous large example of an early twentieth Century English two tone storage jar, perfect for kitchen utensil storage or use as a vase.

Dating from the 1910s, this stoneware pot has earthy neutral tones, meaning it will fit perfectly into any home setting. The base is a creamy grey beige colour, contrasting with a caramel honey glaze at the top.

Great for kitchen storage (they look lovely filled with wooden utensils) or for use as a vase.

This is in very good condition. There is a small chip on the base of the side of the pot, and also a dent out of the base. However, this doesn’t affect how the pot stands. There are also a few white specs on the pot in places. However, these flaws all add to the patina and character of the piece.

Height, 20.5cm; Width, 15cm (the top of the pot is 10cm wide).

UK delivery £6.50 via Hermes, please ask for an international quote.