TRANSFER WARE POT

This Victorian-era pot from W. Adams and Sons, crafted in the distinctive style of transfer-ware, features an intricate Chinoiserie motif inked in deep black. It showcases a rich tapestry of Asian-inspired landscapes, complete with temples, urns, and lush floral designs. The pot is made from ironstone china, renowned for its durability and cost-effectiveness, developed in mid-19th century Staffordshire as a sturdy, economical alternative to porcelain.

"A conversation piece as much as a container, this charming pot melds functionality with ornate storytelling. Ideal for those who appreciate a touch of historical elegance in their home décor."

England, circa 1860

Dimensions: 6.5W x 6D x 7H