Unmarked, faceted, ivory-toned ironstone bowls, graduated from a large serving size down to a small side dish — the kind of kitchen ware that earns its keep in daily use rather than sitting still on a shelf. A full graduated run surviving together is harder to come by than any single bowl on its own, and the slight irregularities in shape and glaze point to hand-finished production rather than a fully mechanised one.
largest 23 x 10 cm, smallest 10 x 4,5 cm
We've done our best to photograph and describe each piece as accurately as possible, though with antique ceramics, a little craquelure and discolouring is part of the charm rather than a flaw to hide. Every piece is packed with the same care we'd want it to arrive with, and our shipping cost reflects that.
Unmarked, faceted, ivory-toned ironstone bowls, graduated from a large serving size down to a small side dish — the kind of kitchen ware that earns its keep in daily use rather than sitting still on a shelf. A full graduated run surviving together is harder to come by than any single bowl on its own, and the slight irregularities in shape and glaze point to hand-finished production rather than a fully mechanised one.
largest 23 x 10 cm, smallest 10 x 4,5 cm
We've done our best to photograph and describe each piece as accurately as possible, though with antique ceramics, a little craquelure and discolouring is part of the charm rather than a flaw to hide. Every piece is packed with the same care we'd want it to arrive with, and our shipping cost reflects that.
