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Vintage Double-Bowl Stoneware Condiment Server
A gorgeous piece of vintage tableware with all the earthy charm of 1970s stoneware. This double condiment server features two lidded compartments in a warm two-tone glaze and high-gloss finish that beautifully highlights its rounded, chunky form.
Each compartment has its own matching domed lid with finial handle, allowing two different condiments to be kept covered and served together. It 's perfect for sugar, jam, cream, honey, mustard, relish and chutney, or simply displaying as a characterful piece of vintage kitchenware.
The style is strongly reminiscent of the brown and tan stoneware produced in Taiwan during the 1970s, with similar double condiment servers from this period appearing in the vintage stoneware market.
A charming addition to a farmhouse or cottage kitchen, this classic server was sourced from Holbrook in rural NSW, known as Australia's "Submarine Town" because a portion of the decommissioned Oberon-class submarine HMAS Otway is permanently installed in the local park.
View dimensions and condition below.
A gorgeous piece of vintage tableware with all the earthy charm of 1970s stoneware. This double condiment server features two lidded compartments in a warm two-tone glaze and high-gloss finish that beautifully highlights its rounded, chunky form.
Each compartment has its own matching domed lid with finial handle, allowing two different condiments to be kept covered and served together. It 's perfect for sugar, jam, cream, honey, mustard, relish and chutney, or simply displaying as a characterful piece of vintage kitchenware.
The style is strongly reminiscent of the brown and tan stoneware produced in Taiwan during the 1970s, with similar double condiment servers from this period appearing in the vintage stoneware market.
A charming addition to a farmhouse or cottage kitchen, this classic server was sourced from Holbrook in rural NSW, known as Australia's "Submarine Town" because a portion of the decommissioned Oberon-class submarine HMAS Otway is permanently installed in the local park.
View dimensions and condition below.
CONDITION: Excellent vintage condition. Pinholes to the glazing in various places, present since production. No chips or cracks. More photos or videos available upon request.
APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 16.5cm long, 10cm tall from base to tip of handle
PLEASE NOTE: This item is secondhand. While every effort has been made to accurately describe its condition, the product and packaging may show expected signs of wear and tear. Please review all photos and descriptions carefully before purchase. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
FREE DELIVERY: Included for all purchases $50 or more to the following suburbs. Just add the code FREELOCALDELIVERY at checkout.
Altona North 3025
South Kingsville 3015
Brooklyn 3012
Newport 3015
Williamstown 3016
Williamstown North 3016
Spotswood 3015
Yarraville 3013
Altona 3018
For all orders under $50 to the suburbs above, a reduced delivery rate will be automatically applied at checkout.
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