Complete your rustic kitchen or vintage coffee station with this beautiful miniature handcrafted stoneware creamer jug from the legendary Old Ballarat Pottery, Victoria. A perfect example of classic late-20th-century Australian studio pottery, this piece features a stunning, glossy Tenmoku brown slip glaze with rich, dark metallic variations that beautifully catch the light.
Hand-thrown on the potter's wheel, it features an elegant bulbous shape, a cleanly molded pouring lip, and a sturdy loop strap handle. The unglazed sandy base proudly carries the authentic impressed company backstamp featuring the iconic mining headframe logo encircled by "Old Ballarat Pottery - Made in Australia".
Condition: Immaculate vintage condition. Free of any chips, cracks, or deep utensil scratches. The interior and exterior glaze remains exceptionally bright and shiny.
Approximate Dimensions:
Height: approx. 6.5 cm to 7.5 cm
Spout to Handle Width: approx. 9 cm
(Note to seller: Please quickly verify these dimensions with a ruler before hitting publish!)
Complete your rustic kitchen or vintage coffee station with this beautiful miniature handcrafted stoneware creamer jug from the legendary Old Ballarat Pottery, Victoria. A perfect example of classic late-20th-century Australian studio pottery, this piece features a stunning, glossy Tenmoku brown slip glaze with rich, dark metallic variations that beautifully catch the light.
Hand-thrown on the potter's wheel, it features an elegant bulbous shape, a cleanly molded pouring lip, and a sturdy loop strap handle. The unglazed sandy base proudly carries the authentic impressed company backstamp featuring the iconic mining headframe logo encircled by "Old Ballarat Pottery - Made in Australia".
Condition: Immaculate vintage condition. Free of any chips, cracks, or deep utensil scratches. The interior and exterior glaze remains exceptionally bright and shiny.
Approximate Dimensions:
Height: approx. 6.5 cm to 7.5 cm
Spout to Handle Width: approx. 9 cm
(Note to seller: Please quickly verify these dimensions with a ruler before hitting publish!)