Antique Cobalt Blue Pitcher, 1907 James Green & Nephew Ceramic Whisky Jug
$ 21.63
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- This is a really special one for all you collectors of classic pub memorabilia and unique vintage pieces! This gorgeous, deep cobalt blue ceramic pitcher is an antique gem from a London-based manufacturer, James Green & Nephew Ltd. Dating all the way back to 1907, this jug has a lovely rounded body and a distinctive handle with a cut-out design, making it a true statement piece. It’s perfect for adding a touch of authentic history and bold colour to your home bar, man-cave, or living room. Features: Aesthetic: Beautifully designed ceramic pitcher with a classic, rounded silhouette. Colour & Finish: Features a stunning, highly saturated cobalt blue glaze with a creamy white interior. The white interior shows the authentic crazing you’d expect from a piece of this age. Provenance: Clearly marked on the base with the maker’s stamp: ‘James Green & Nephew Ltd, London, Designers & Manufacters’ and the Rd No. 511145, dating its design to 1907. Unique Design: The striking cut-out in the handle adds a unique, eye-catching detail. Measurements (Approximate): Height: 15 cm (5.9″) Diameter (at opening): 7.5 cm (3″) Condition: This is a beautiful antique piece, over a century old, and its condition reflects its age and history. There is visible crazing to the creamy white parts of the ceramic, and a number of small areas where the vibrant blue glaze has chipped away, most notably on the handle. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description and show the item’s authentic character. Styling Ideas: Use it as a quirky, one-of-a-kind vase for a small bunch of wildflowers or dried grasses. Display it proudly on a home bar or drinks trolley as a piece of classic breweriana Let it be a standalone sculptural piece on a bookshelf or mantel, celebrating its rich history and bold colour. Disclaimer: Please note that colours may vary slightly due to different monitor settings and lighting conditions. Please view all photos as they form part of the description. Don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions. Local collection welcome by appointment.
