Rare Antique 19th Century Large Spongeware Jug tealight holder Signs of a life lived

Signs of a life lived include rough edges and small surface imperfections

Features a pinched but still very large spout

Inspired by Royal Copenhagen's Blue Fluted pattern - a beautiful square bowl with lobed corners and scalloped edges

Very rare and unique

Rare Antique 19th Century Large Spongeware Jug tealight holder Signs of a life livedThis is such a spectacular piece! A gorgeous spongeware pitcher from the mid late 1800s featuring a blue pattern that was sponged on by hand repetitively around the jug. Features a very wide mouth, strong handle, and rotund belly on a flared base. Unmarked. Antique c. 1860s 1880s. Height: 27cm Width: 22cm including handle Diameter: roughly 18cm across the belly So many signs of life on this piece: some crazing, staining, chips in the glaze, and worn