Antique Early Sunderland Pink Lustreware Jar

Pink Lustreware porcelain jar with two handles from the early 1800s, made in England. These porcelain sets with the trademark pink pearlescent designs were popular among middle-class people in England at the time, and were a result of innovations in glaze and firing techniques. This teapot is believed to be from the 1820s - 1840s.

The jar has some light wear on the finish and crazing, but no known chips or cracks. The joints all have the trademark blue hue of soft paste porcelain, dating this teapot to the early period of Sunderland pink lustreware.

Approximate size: 9" x 5" x 4.5"
Approximate weight: 1.6 lbs