C. 1855 Rare Queen Victoria English Prattware Pot St Patricks Day light wear from use

light wear from use

these pieces bear the discreet initials of the seamstress—a traditional mark of pride and craftsmanship often found in finer privately made linens of the period

These are pure vineyard charm — richly molded grape clusters

Dimensions: 11"L x 9"W x 3"H

it brings nostalgia and festive cheer to your space

C. 1855 Rare Queen Victoria English Prattware Pot St Patricks Day light wear from useVictorian Prattware pot and lid featuring a boldly colored transfer print of Queen Victoria titled Englands Pride. Made circa 1850, these ceramic pots once held ointments or pomade and were prized for their decorative lids. This example showcases the young queen in royal regalia, flanked by the lion and unicorn with the British coat of arms. A striking example of 19th century English advertising pottery and a collectible piece of royal memorabilia.