Stoneware Salt Jar | Impressed J.T.Morton Merchants London Powell Bristol c1849

Why we chose it:

Discover a rare piece of history with this authentic I.T. Morton, Provision Merchant stoneware salt jar, crafted in the United Kingdom during the Victorian era. Dated 1849 and produced by Powell Bristol Potters, this jar is a tangible connection to 19th-century London commerce. Its warm brown glaze and classic utilitarian form reflect the style and function of the time, making it a standout for collectors and lovers of antique kitchenware.

Perfect for displaying in a rustic kitchen, pantry shelf, or as part of an early packaging collection, this jar offers both decorative charm and historical interest. At 29cm tall, it’s an impressively sized piece that commands attention.

Maker: I.T. Morton (Provision Merchant), produced by Powell Bristol Potters

Product: Victorian stoneware salt jar

Metal: N/A – ceramic/stoneware

Era: Dated 1849

Condition: Structurally sound and in good antique condition overall. The only flaw to note is a chip on the rim, clearly shown in the photos. Minor surface wear is consistent with age.

Size: 29cm tall x 17cm wide

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