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Add a bit of history to your collection with this charming Victorian-era piece. During the 19th and early 20th centuries, small 3-inch stoneware jars of this exact shape were mass-produced to hold bulk liquids like ink, cream, or ointments. Because these items were strictly functional everyday objects, they were almost always left unmarked by the manufacturer. Features a heavily crazed "ice crack" patina covering the entire surface, which is a natural result of the glaze shrinking and aging over many decades. Perfect for collectors of studio pottery, miniature ceramics & ironstone, or anyone who loves pieces with age, warmth, and soul. Please Note: Items may show signs of vintage wear and discoloration. Please review photos carefully before bidding.