Rich in both character and craftsmanship, this early treacle-glazed stoneware vase features subtle anthropomorphic forms encircling its upper rim. The dark, high-gloss glaze enhances the hand-built ridging along its body, giving it depth and a tactile presence rarely seen in utilitarian ceramics of the period.

“This one feels ancient and almost ceremonial—perfect for lending quiet drama to a bookshelf or mantel.”

England, circa 1800

Dimensions: 8W x 7D x 9H