Bring a touch of Victorian elegance to your collection with this striking 19th-century English mulberry transferware covered tureen. This antique piece features a beautiful, highly detailed Chinoiserie design depicting a traditional pagoda landscape, bridges, and lush foliage. The deep, dark "mulberry" or "flow black" glaze gives the pattern an atmospheric, romantic depth highly sought after by transferware enthusiasts.
Design Details
Shape: Geometric, octagonal/hexagonal paneled body with a matching tiered lid.
Handles: Elegantly molded, organic-style side handles for a comfortable grip.
Lid Feature: Includes a integrated ladle slot to keep your serving utensils accessible while keeping food warm.
Origin: United Kingdom (Staffordshire region), circa 1840–1880
This piece is in fine antique condition with no major structural cracks or large chips but does have a few small chips. It shows minor glaze crazing, light shelf wear on the unglazed foot rim, and typical manufacturing anomalies consistent with 19th-century earthenware production. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the visual description
Please note, every piece in the maison is antique or vintage — beautifully aged, thoughtfully chosen, and ready for its next chapter. As with all pre-loved treasures, some pieces may carry the gentle marks of a life well lived. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing, as imperfections are part of the story and all sales are final.
Bring a touch of Victorian elegance to your collection with this striking 19th-century English mulberry transferware covered tureen. This antique piece features a beautiful, highly detailed Chinoiserie design depicting a traditional pagoda landscape, bridges, and lush foliage. The deep, dark "mulberry" or "flow black" glaze gives the pattern an atmospheric, romantic depth highly sought after by transferware enthusiasts.
Design Details
Shape: Geometric, octagonal/hexagonal paneled body with a matching tiered lid.
Handles: Elegantly molded, organic-style side handles for a comfortable grip.
Lid Feature: Includes a integrated ladle slot to keep your serving utensils accessible while keeping food warm.
Origin: United Kingdom (Staffordshire region), circa 1840–1880
This piece is in fine antique condition with no major structural cracks or large chips but does have a few small chips. It shows minor glaze crazing, light shelf wear on the unglazed foot rim, and typical manufacturing anomalies consistent with 19th-century earthenware production. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the visual description
Please note, every piece in the maison is antique or vintage — beautifully aged, thoughtfully chosen, and ready for its next chapter. As with all pre-loved treasures, some pieces may carry the gentle marks of a life well lived. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing, as imperfections are part of the story and all sales are final.
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