Stunning curated collection of stoneware ginger bottles. Lovely to use as a vase or displayed in your kitchen or open shelving.
Bottle 1# This antique J.C Crossley ginger beer bottle from Littleborough, England, featuring a honey-coloured glaze and black transfer print. It dates back to 1900-1910. Lovely to use as a vase or displayed in your kitchen or open shelving.
Bottle 2# The Scarborough Clifton Street Aerated Water antique stoneware ginger beer bottle is a notable piece from the late 19th to early 20th century, reflecting the rich history of beverage bottling in Nova Scotia.
Bottle 3# A charming piece of English history, this antique salt-glazed stoneware bottle features the original black transfer logo fro J.L. Standring & Co. of Rochdale. Dating to late 1800s to early 1900s, it has developed a beautiful warm patina, lovely styled with ironstone and crocks. Sourced from Nova Scotia
Dimension: L7” x 3” W.
In good antique condition has founded great patina. Please see photos!!
Stunning curated collection of stoneware ginger bottles. Lovely to use as a vase or displayed in your kitchen or open shelving.
Bottle 1# This antique J.C Crossley ginger beer bottle from Littleborough, England, featuring a honey-coloured glaze and black transfer print. It dates back to 1900-1910. Lovely to use as a vase or displayed in your kitchen or open shelving.
Bottle 2# The Scarborough Clifton Street Aerated Water antique stoneware ginger beer bottle is a notable piece from the late 19th to early 20th century, reflecting the rich history of beverage bottling in Nova Scotia.
Bottle 3# A charming piece of English history, this antique salt-glazed stoneware bottle features the original black transfer logo fro J.L. Standring & Co. of Rochdale. Dating to late 1800s to early 1900s, it has developed a beautiful warm patina, lovely styled with ironstone and crocks. Sourced from Nova Scotia
Dimension: L7” x 3” W.
In good antique condition has founded great patina. Please see photos!!
