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Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled
Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled
Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled
Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled
Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled
Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled

Creamer Jug Open Sugar Bowl Woodside Gallery Art Pottery Canada Grey Speckled

$ 10.56

Availability: 85 in stock
  • Item: Creamer Jug and Sugar Bowl
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Material: Art Pottery
  • Main Color: Grey
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: No stains, no crazing, no chips, no wear, no fading, no utensil marks. Signed on base.
  • Maker: (Hartly) Woodside Pottery, Canada

    Description

    Gorgeous Canadian Art Pottery
    Creamer Jug and Open Sugar Bowl
    incised on base W Craighurst Canada
    by (Hartly)
    Woodside Pottery Gallery
    Sturdy thrown art pottery
    Grey centre band on speckled stone colour, satin semi-matte glaze
    creamer 4 inches tall x 4 5/8 inches across from the tip of the spout to the end of the handle x 3 1/2 inch base diameter.
    sugar 3 1/4 inches tall x 3 7/8 inch base diameter x 3 3/4 inch top outside diameter (2 3/4 inch inside top opening diameter).
    Set weighs 1 3/4 lbs before packaging.
    No signs of use. No stains, no crazing, no chips, no wear, no fading, no utensil marks.
    Semi-matte satin glaze, unglazed natural base and top rim edge of sugar bowl.
    Incised stamp on base of each W for Woodside Pottery, Craighurst Canada.
    Woodside Pottery Gallery is located in Craighurst Ontario Canada, in the Horseshoe Valley between Barrie and Orillia (cottage country).  It is housed in a 132 year old historic schoolhouse & is a local tourist site/landmark.  All items are designed and created by Hartly Woodside.