Brown Salt Glazed Stoneware Ink Bottle 1800 Antique Farmhouse Primitive England
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About this product
This brown salt glazed stoneware ink bottle is an antique farmhouse primitive piece from England, dating between 1800-1899. It is described as a small pottery vessel, possibly made by Denby or Lovatt & Lovatt, and is an original piece. Its stoneware material and salt glazed finish give it a rustic character, making it ideal for collectors of antique ink bottles or primitive decor.
Our take
This brown salt glazed stoneware ink bottle is a genuine antique, hailing from England and dating back to the 19th century. The salt glazed finish is very distinct, giving it that classic primitive farmhouse look. I appreciate the historical context, with potential makers like Denby or Lovatt & Lovatt mentioned, adding to its provenance. While it's described as a small pottery vessel, its age and country of origin make it a significant find for collectors. At $35, it's a premium price, but understandable for a piece of this era and material quality.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Genuine 1800s English antique
- Brown salt glazed stoneware
- Potential Denby or Lovatt & Lovatt maker
- Original farmhouse primitive style
Cons
- Higher price point at $35.00
- Small size (up to 14in. largest dimension)
Specifications
- Color Brown
- Size Type/Largest Dimension Small (Up to 14in.)
- Type Pottery Vessel
- Date of Creation 1800-1899
- Style Ink Bottles
- Original/Reproduction Original
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- Material
- Stoneware
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Maker
- Denby Or Lovatt & Lovatt
