C 1800 Miles Mason Hand Painted Sucrier Sugar Bowl Small Tureen Lid with Underplate. This early English small tureen/ sucrier bowl with underplate is in good condition overall for it’s c. 1800 age or possibly even late 1700′s.
HISTORY/MARKS: William Harry Grindley founded his pottery at the Newfield Pottery in 1880 at Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England. Alfred Clough, Ltd bought the pottery in 1970 renaming it in 1978 to Grindley on Stokes.
Add a touch of vintage charm to your next party with this rare FABRIKMARKE castle punch bowl and tureen set from the 1950s. Made in Germany using traditional pottery techniques, this multi-colored ceramic set includes 12 stein cups and is perfect for serving up your favorite punch recipe. The set features intricate castle detailing and is a vintage original, adding a unique and timeless touch to any tabletop. Whether you’re hosting a themed party or simply looking to impress your guests, this FABRIKMARKE punch bowl and tureen set is sure to be a conversation starter.
Set of three bowls from Polish artist Marek Cecula, late 20th century. These bowls feature notches in the rim to hold chopsticks. Small bowls are 5.5″ in diameter, 3″ tall. The large bowl is 7.5″ in diameter, 4″ tall.