C. 1840s Pearlware Willow Pickle Dish

C. 1840s Pearlware Willow Pickle DishThis early English pickle dish is made of earthenware pottery with a pearlware glaze, featuring the highly collectible and ever popular Blue & White Willow pattern. A staple of 19th century tableware, this dish was originally used for serving pickle relish but is now ideal for dips, olives, or gherkins. Its delicate flared handles and intricate transferware design reflect fine craftsmanship, making it a perfect addition to any antique ceramics

This early English pickle dish is made of earthenware pottery with a pearlware glaze, featuring the highly collectible and ever-popular Blue & White Willow pattern. A staple of 19th-century tableware, this dish was originally used for serving pickle relish but is now ideal for dips, olives, or gherkins. Its delicate flared handles and intricate transferware design reflect fine craftsmanship, making it a perfect addition to any antique ceramics collection or stylish serving display.

Era: Antique; 19th Century
Condition: Very Good; light wear
Country of Origin: England
Style: Victorian, Cottagecore
Materials: Earthenware
Dimensions: 6.5" L × 3.5" W × 1.75" H
Color/Finish: Cream, Blue

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above.

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