SUSIE COOPER Dress Display Pink Milk Jug SUSIE COOPER
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◆This is a pink Susie Cooper "Dresden Spray" milk jug.
The design is based on the wildflowers of Susie's hometown.
It is also famous for being given to Mrs. Simpson by Edward VIII.
It is in very beautiful condition with little sign of use.
There is a small imperfection from manufacturing on the lower part of the handle. (6th photo)
No other chips or cracks were found.
●Size: Width 12.2cm (spout to handle) X Height 8.6cm
●Era: 1935
●Crazing: Approximately 20% of the overall surface
(→Crazing refers to the condition of the surface glaze caused during manufacturing or over time, and is not damage (cracks).)
※The underside of Susie Cooper plates has kiln marks (rough areas where the glaze is unglazed).
These are marks made by supporting the plates on stilts during firing to prevent the underside from touching the kiln shelf, and are not damage.
※Antique tableware may have kiln marks or uneven paint caused during the manufacturing process.
It may also have small chips, crazing, scratches, etc.
We strive to describe the condition of the items in as much detail as possible through photos and descriptions,
but as it is difficult to describe everything completely, please place your order with an understanding of the above points.
SUSIE COOPER Dress Display Pink Milk Jug SUSIE COOPER
商品番号：T34617
¥0
The design is based on the wildflowers of Susie's hometown.
It is also famous for being given to Mrs. Simpson by Edward VIII.
It is in very beautiful condition with little sign of use.
There is a small imperfection from manufacturing on the lower part of the handle. (6th photo)
No other chips or cracks were found.
●Size: Width 12.2cm (spout to handle) X Height 8.6cm
●Era: 1935
●Crazing: Approximately 20% of the overall surface
(→Crazing refers to the condition of the surface glaze caused during manufacturing or over time, and is not damage (cracks).)
※The underside of Susie Cooper plates has kiln marks (rough areas where the glaze is unglazed).
These are marks made by supporting the plates on stilts during firing to prevent the underside from touching the kiln shelf, and are not damage.
※Antique tableware may have kiln marks or uneven paint caused during the manufacturing process.
It may also have small chips, crazing, scratches, etc.
We strive to describe the condition of the items in as much detail as possible through photos and descriptions,
but as it is difficult to describe everything completely, please place your order with an understanding of the above points.
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