Antique English Stoneware Cream Pot – Boam’s, Ardwick Manchester c.1900

A genuine piece of everyday English history. This small stoneware cream pot carries a crisp cobalt transfer for Boam’s of Ardwick, Manchester, advertising “Double Thick Cream” with a confident “Quality Guaranteed” beneath. Practical, honest and made to last, it’s exactly the sort of utilitarian object that now defines the charm of a well-layered country kitchen.

Thrown in a warm buff stoneware and finished with a simple glaze, the form is classic and functional, with a rolled rim and compact body designed for table or counter use. The strong, legible transfer is the standout, giving it real display appeal.

Details

• Origin: England
• Maker: Boam’s, Ardwick (Manchester)
• Date: circa 1900
• Material: Glazed stoneware with cobalt transfer
• Height: approx. 10 cm

Condition
Good antique condition. No major cracks noted. General age wear including light scuffing to the base and minor wear to the rim. Transfer remains clear and strong.

A great addition to a collection of dairy advertising, English stoneware, or rustic kitchenalia. Works equally well as a standalone piece or grouped with other antique pantry wares.

Ships Australia-wide.