English ceramic mustard pot stamped Crosse & Blackwell, an emblematic London house founded in 1706 and renowned as an official supplier to the British Crown. This bulbous-shaped model features a black transfer decoration typical of the Victorian era, with the royal coat of arms (lion and unicorn) on one side and commercial inscriptions in elegant typography on the other. A beautiful collectible object, rich in history.
Caractéristiques :
✦ Period: Late 19th / Early 20th century ✦ Origin: England ✦ Material: Earthenware with black transfer print ✦ Height: approx. 11.5 cm ✦ Condition: Very good overall condition – attractive natural glaze crackles, no cracks or restorations. Small discreet nibble on the rim visible in photos.
Typical of old utilitarian table pots, this small advertising piece will easily find its place in a collection of food ceramics or on a country-style kitchen shelf.
