Belgium, circa 1900-1920.
A little pot with a very good past.
Made for Mirland & Cie of Frameries, Belgium, these white glazed confiture pots were originally used for the company’s preserves and fruit confections. Each bears the Mirland blue transfer mark with its wonderful little tree, along with molded detailing around the rim and basr.
We’ve got a collection going. They’re lovely on their own, but admittedly even better gathered together on a kitchen shelf. Use one for spoons, flowers, salt, or whatever else needs a prettier place to live.
Because every good room needs a past.
Belgium, circa 1900-1920.
A little pot with a very good past.
Made for Mirland & Cie of Frameries, Belgium, these white glazed confiture pots were originally used for the company’s preserves and fruit confections. Each bears the Mirland blue transfer mark with its wonderful little tree, along with molded detailing around the rim and basr.
We’ve got a collection going. They’re lovely on their own, but admittedly even better gathered together on a kitchen shelf. Use one for spoons, flowers, salt, or whatever else needs a prettier place to live.
Because every good room needs a past.
Origin: Belgium
Period: Circa 1900-1920
Material: Glazed ceramic with transfer decoration
Condition: Antique condition with variatings from pot to pot, including surface wear, discoloration, firing irregularities and other signs of age and use. Blue transfer marks vary slightly in clarity and depth of color. No two are quite alike.
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