Stoneware Bottles

A set of three late 19th-century English stoneware bottles once used for gin storage, each crafted in subtly varied amber glazes. Their cylindrical forms, short necks, and functional thumb-piece handles lend a rustic utility that pairs beautifully with their earthy tonal differences. Sold as a group.

“These bottles tell quiet tales of English taverns past—warm, tactile, and timeless.”

England, circa 1880

Dimensions: Largest: 3W x 3D x 11H; Smallest: 2W x 2D x 7H.