A sturdy little stoneware bottle in warm ochre and honey tones, with dark, inky pooling around the neck where the glaze ran in the kiln. Bottles like this were once everyday objects, used for ink, paste blacking or household liquids, and this one has the weathered, hand-fired character you can’t recreate. It’s lovely alone on a shelf, or holding a few dried stems, pencils or a single sprig from the garden.
The Details
Approx. Height 14cm Diameter 6cm
Salt-glazed stoneware
Condition: wear and glaze flecks consistent with age, no cracks;
Victorian, [circa 1800s], English
How It Can be used would love cute with some cut flowers on a windowsil
Care & Display Dust with a soft cloth. If you’d like to use it with water for flowers, a small glass jar inside will protect the interior. It looks best on a kitchen shelf or windowsill, grouped with other stoneware and glass.
Shipping: Royal Mail 48 (2–3 working days), wrapped securely.
