Qing Dynasty Soy Sauce Jar | Rustic Stoneware

£135.00

A truly substantial piece of history, this beautiful hand-thrown stoneware pot dates to 18th-century China during the Qing Dynasty. Originally used as a vessel for soy sauce, its rich, molasses-brown glaze has developed an exceptional character over two centuries. A soulful, heavyweight object, it brings striking rustic texture and timeless presence to contemporary interiors.

  • Dimensions: 23cm H x 24cm W (at widest point) | 9cm Rim | 15cm Base

  • Material: Heavyweight hand-thrown stoneware

  • Era: Circa 1800 (Qing Dynasty) | Origin: China

  • Condition: Excellent antique condition. Free from chips, cracks, or repairs, displaying only light, honest surface wear consistent with its 200-year history.

  • Conscious Packaging: 100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable.

  • Complimentary Delivery: Dispatched via Royal Mail Tracked 48.

A truly substantial piece of history, this beautiful hand-thrown stoneware pot dates to 18th-century China during the Qing Dynasty. Originally used as a vessel for soy sauce, its rich, molasses-brown glaze has developed an exceptional character over two centuries. A soulful, heavyweight object, it brings striking rustic texture and timeless presence to contemporary interiors.

  • Dimensions: 23cm H x 24cm W (at widest point) | 9cm Rim | 15cm Base

  • Material: Heavyweight hand-thrown stoneware

  • Era: Circa 1800 (Qing Dynasty) | Origin: China

  • Condition: Excellent antique condition. Free from chips, cracks, or repairs, displaying only light, honest surface wear consistent with its 200-year history.

  • Conscious Packaging: 100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable.

  • Complimentary Delivery: Dispatched via Royal Mail Tracked 48.