Antique English Biscuit Barrel w/ EPNS Silver Plate Lid and Handle, Gazebo and Roses
Product Description: English biscuit barrels date back to around the 18th century in England for serving biscuits with tea. This charming, double-sided biscuit barrel made of early ceramic material with an all-over glossy finish features a beautifully decorative surface. In the background is a gazebo overlooking a display of roses on a blended tan surface. The E.P.N.S. silver-plate lid and bail handle will add the elegance and old-time English feel to your tea cart.
Additional purposes: Don't serve biscuits? Add elegance to your bath or powder room by using this beauty to store decorative soaps, cotton balls or swabs.
Circa: 1921 - 1930
Pattern Name: Unknown
Dimensions:
Height: 5 ½” (to top of collar), 9 ¼” (with swing-arm handle upright)
Diameter of base: 6” (overall), 4 ¼” (round footed base)
Product Weight: 1 pound 15 ounces
Markings: Made in England (incised in edge of lid), EPNS Made in England (incised under lid). Three stilt marks on bottom base from supports left during firing of piece.
Material: Ceramic, E.P.N.S. (Electroplated Nickel Silver) Silver-Plate Metal
Color: Tan, Beige, Pink-Rose, Blue and Green
Maker: Unknown
Origin: England
Condition: Previously owned - used. Condition is consistent with age. Glaze crazing and patina on lid, handle and collar. Inside is shiny and clean with just one glazing pinhole on bottom surface. No chips or repairs.
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