A Treasure from Victorian England
✨ A Glimpse into the Past (Dating Back to 1887)
This charming Wood & Son Ironstone Jar is a true piece of English history, verified as an antique dating back to the Victorian Era (1887) by its official Registration Number (Rd No 74855).
Crafted by the renowned Wood & Son England in Burslem, this small utility vessel is decorated in the rare "Rustic" pattern, featuring a delicate band of colored and brown florals. These small, sturdy pieces were hardworking items in the late 19th-century kitchen, often used as an open sugar scuttle, a spill vase for matches, or a small brush pot.
🕰️ Bring 138 Years of History Home
Imagine the bustling English home this little jar once occupied—from the reign of Queen Victoria to your table today. While it shows the honest marks of its 138 years of service, it offers an incredible connection to the past and is a wonderful investment in a piece of genuine English heritage.
Maker: Wood & Son England
Pattern: Rustic
Age: Circa 1887 (Antique)
Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 5" (Square/Octagonal shape)
🚨 Condition Disclosure: Honest Antique Wear
As a genuine antique used for over a century, this piece is priced to reflect its historical wear:
Defects Noted: There is a small imperfection/chip on the rim (as pointed out in the photos).
Interior Staining: The interior shows honest staining and discoloration typical of ironstone and earthenware from the late 1800s, which only adds to its authentic charm.
Due to the verifiable antique date, even with its history of wear, this unique collectible is a fantastic deal at $29.99!
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