Masons English Ironstone Pink Transferware Jugs, VISTA, Set of 3, c. 1940's

Description

Product Description:
Mason's patent ironstone china is known for durability and strength.  This charming set of 3 ironstone jugs in the "Vista” pink (also known as red) transferware pattern features detailed English scenes.  This set is offered in 3 sizes to fit most of your needs.   Its shape is anything but ordinary with its bulbous, octagonal, 8-paneled form and decorative handle.
Note:  Not recommended for dishwasher use.  Hand wash only.
Dimensions and Capacity:
Large:  Height: 6 3/4”
Capacity:  36-40 fluid ounces
Medium:  Height: 6 ¼”
Capacity: 24 fluid ounces
Small:  Height: 4 3/8” (creamer size)
Capacity:  10 fluid ounces
Style
:  English Country Cottage
Markings:
Transfer printed backstamp with crown and banner; Mason's Patent Ironstone China VISTA England Guaranteed Permanent & Acid Resisting Colours.  (This is mark #21)
Circa:
1940's
Origin:
England
Product Weight:
3 pound 4 ounces
Material:
Ironstone
Pattern:
Vista
Color:
Pink-Red, White
Condition:
Previously owned - used.  Good condition.  No chips, cracks or repairs.  Light crazing on two larger jugs.  Two small flakes or scrapes on side of handle on medium jug, barely noticeable as it blends in with red transfer.  From this, a small amount of roughness.
Shipping:
Free shipping
Usually ships within one business day
Ships only to the 48 contiguous states
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