Antique English Stoneware Preserve Pots

These small stoneware preserve pots come from Bailey’s Pottery of Sulham in Berkshire, a village pottery active in the late 19th and early 20th century and known for its sturdy, utilitarian wares. Thrown in a warm buff clay and finished with a simple bead-and-dot band around the shoulder, each pot carries a pair of stamped initials—likely the marks of individual potters or batch identifiers used within the workshop. The distinctive notched rims are original to their design, made to hold a small spoon while still allowing the pot to remain lidded, a detail typical of early preserve and condiment jars. Light wear around the rims and bases reflects their decades of daily use, adding to their quiet charm. Styled together on a shelf, holding a few stems, or mixed into a larger stoneware grouping, they bring that understated, old-world texture that fits seamlessly into rustic and collected interiors.

Sold individually.

Dimensions: 3.5 inches tall x 2.75 inches wide

**Due to the unique antique and vintage nature of our pieces, all sales are final and sold as is. Our items are one-of-a-kind and can have wear consistent with age, including nicks, cracks, separation, doors and drawers that stick or don't close completely and patina which only adds to the character. Please be sure to ask any questions related to condition prior to purchase.**