A genuine early 20th century creamery pot from Dunragit, Scotland, finished in classic salt-glazed stoneware with crisp black transfer advertising. These small pots were once used for the retail sale of fresh cream, making them a practical piece of everyday history with strong display appeal today.
The typography and crest-style layout give it that unmistakable period look, and the size makes it an easy addition to a shelf, kitchen display, or stoneware collection.
Condition Good antique condition. No chips noted to the rim. General age-related wear including light staining, minor surface marks, and base wear consistent with use.
Dimensions Height: approx. 10–11 cm
Notes Original transfer remains clear and legible. A solid example of a named British creamery pot, increasingly collected for both decorative and historical interest.
