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Showing posts with label Wooden Lid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wooden Lid. Show all posts

Monday, 15 September 2014

Kitchen Storage Jar - Currants - Toni Raymond Pottery



Large kitchen storage jar, helpfully disposing of any dilemma you may have about what to store by being clearly labelled "Currants". The wooden lid fits well although the varnish is flaking off so will need a bit of restoration. The glaze has crazed somewhat but in all other respects the jar is in excellent condition. Indeed, I doubt it has ever been used.

17cm (incl lid) x 12.5cm


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Sunday, 15 June 2014

Vintage Lakeland Green Heirloom Storage Jar - Hornsea



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Small Lakeland Green storage jar in the Heirloom pattern from Hornsea. Still with original wooden lid and seal, which, although a bit hard, is still working well. Replacements are available though. While the jar and lid are very clean, take the lid off and there is a slight taint which I think is from the underside of the lid. It does smell vaguely of tobacco although other Hornsea items I have with good condition lids seem to exude the same scent so I'm guessing it can't be. It's in extremely good condition for a 1975 vintage item so ironically it could be because it's never been used and the wood has remained untainted.

11cm x 12cm
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Saturday, 14 June 2014

Vintage Autumn Brown Heirloom Tea Caddy - Hornsea



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Small Autumn  Brown tea caddy/storage jar in the Heirloom pattern from Hornsea. Still with original wooden lid and seal, both of which are are in very good condition - the seal especially so (the lid has a small chip to the edge and some vague rings on the top from being underneath something). While the jar and lid are very clean, take the lid off and there is a slight taint which I think is from the underside of the lid. It does smell vaguely of tobacco although other Hornsea items I have with good condition lids seem to exude the same scent so I'm guessing it can't be. It's in extremely good condition for a 1975 vintage item so ironically it could be because it's never really been used and the wood has remained untainted.

11cm x 12cm
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