The Story
Add a touch of 1930s sophistication to your home, with this stunning Carlton Ware ribbed jug. Featuring a soft, matte green glaze and the iconic horizontal banding that defines the Art Deco era, this piece is a masterclass in minimalist vintage design.
Commonly known as the "Beehive" shape, this pitcher was produced in Stoke-on-Trent, England, during Carlton Ware’s golden era. Its tactile, stepped silhouette makes it a standout piece for a mid-century modern shelf or as a functional small water/milk pitcher for a curated dining table.
The Details
• Dimensions: 11.5cm H X15cm W (at widest point)
• Design: Satin Matte Sage / Forest Green
• Maker: Carlton Ware (Wiltshaw & Robinson)
• Era: Art Deco - c1930s
• Condition: Excellent condition throughout, free of damage or notable wear.
Heritage Note
This jug comes from the "Handcraft" range of this era. It was a move toward "Arts and Crafts" and minimalist Art Deco, focusing on streamlined shape and texture. Carlton Ware were known for never compromising on quality, even for their cheaper lines - their glazes are usually thicker and richer than other potteries of the time.
Sustainable Shipping
• 100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
• FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 delivery
The Story
Add a touch of 1930s sophistication to your home, with this stunning Carlton Ware ribbed jug. Featuring a soft, matte green glaze and the iconic horizontal banding that defines the Art Deco era, this piece is a masterclass in minimalist vintage design.
Commonly known as the "Beehive" shape, this pitcher was produced in Stoke-on-Trent, England, during Carlton Ware’s golden era. Its tactile, stepped silhouette makes it a standout piece for a mid-century modern shelf or as a functional small water/milk pitcher for a curated dining table.
The Details
• Dimensions: 11.5cm H X15cm W (at widest point)
• Design: Satin Matte Sage / Forest Green
• Maker: Carlton Ware (Wiltshaw & Robinson)
• Era: Art Deco - c1930s
• Condition: Excellent condition throughout, free of damage or notable wear.
Heritage Note
This jug comes from the "Handcraft" range of this era. It was a move toward "Arts and Crafts" and minimalist Art Deco, focusing on streamlined shape and texture. Carlton Ware were known for never compromising on quality, even for their cheaper lines - their glazes are usually thicker and richer than other potteries of the time.
Sustainable Shipping
• 100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
• FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 delivery
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