A characterful trio of antique stoneware vessels, once used for ink or apothecary liquids in Victorian and Edwardian England. Each piece offers a unique tone—from glossy chestnut brown to pale ash glaze—paired with the utilitarian beauty of thick-walled ceramic and small, purposeful necks.
These make wonderfully sculptural shelf accents or petite vases for wild stems. Their surface wear and imperfections tell stories of past use, adding authentic texture to rustic, minimalist, or wabi-sabi interiors. Style alone or cluster with other timeworn finds.
Condition:
Good - Patina, surface wear, and small chips consistent with age. One brown bottle has a visible chip to base (adds character, does not affect stability).
