Vintage advertising lid for "Jeffries - Rose Cold Cream"

A small English advertising lid in white glazed earthenware, printed in black, for Jeffries' "Rose Cold Cream." The circular typographic decoration reads "Jeffries," "Rose Cold Cream," and the address "23 High Street, Guildford," placing this product within the context of toiletries and skincare products sold in English pharmacies and drugstores at the end of the 19th century. The design features elegant typography and a structured layout, typical of Victorian and Edwardian British commercial signage. This size corresponds to the small cream jars intended for everyday use.

✦ Origin: England, Guildford
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1880-1900
✦ Dimensions: Diameter approximately 6 cm
✦ Material: Glazed earthenware
✦ Condition: Signs of age and use, crack running through and visible chips, wear and old stains, decoration still legible despite the damage

A charming relic of old English cosmetics, sought after to complement an original jar or for decorative display in a British-inspired apothecary, pharmacy or delicatessen window.