Silver plated and ceramic biscuit box - Circa 1990 by Cirsford & Norris Ltd
Silver plated and ceramic biscuit box - Circa 1990 by Cirsford & Norris Ltd
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An antique ceramic scuttle-form biscuit barrel (cookie jar), featuring a hand-painted pastoral scene with cobalt blue and gilt accents, complemented by an ornate silver-plated swing handle, hinged lid, and matching footed base.
Glazed ceramic/porcelain with silver-plated metal mountings and an insulated handle grip.Style: Scuttle shape (resembling a coal scuttle) popular in late 19th-century English tablewares by makers like Carlton Ware or Doulton Burslem.Function: Used on formal dining or tea tables to keep biscuits fresh.
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, featuring a hand-painted pastoral scene with cobalt blue and gilt accents, complemented by an ornate silver-plated swing handle, hinged lid, and matching footed base. Glazed ceramic/porcelain with silver-plated metal mountings and an insulated handle grip.Style: Scuttle shape (resembling a coal scuttle) popular in late 19th-century English tablewares by makers like Carlton Ware or Doulton Burslem.Function: Used on formal dining or tea tables to keep biscuits fresh.){kind=link}