Vintage Keele St. Pottery Staffordshire Cottage Cream & Sugar Set – England

Charming vintage cottage-form cream and sugar set made by Keele St. Pottery Co. Ltd. of Staffordshire, England.

Both pieces are designed to resemble rustic English cottages, complete with textured thatched-style roofs, timbered walls, tiny doors, windows and green foliage accents. The sugar bowl includes its matching removable lid, while the cream pitcher has an open top and pouring spout.

The underside marks clearly read “Keele St. Pottery Co. Ltd. – Manufactured in Staffordshire, England”, making this a nice collectible example of vintage English novelty pottery.

A great display set for a cottage-style kitchen, tea collection or vintage British ceramics collection.

Details

• Vintage cream and sugar set
• Maker: Keele St. Pottery Co. Ltd.
• Made in Staffordshire, England
• Cottage / thatched-roof design
• Hand-decorated style finish
• Brown, cream and green colour palette
• Sugar bowl includes matching lid
• Creamer features pouring spout
• Sculpted branch-style handles
• Ceramic / pottery construction
• Sold as a 2-piece set

Condition

Good vintage condition overall.

Both pieces appear intact with no obvious major cracks or repairs visible in the photographs. There is light age-related surface wear and some minor marks consistent with vintage use.

The lid fits properly on the sugar bowl. Underside maker marks remain clear and readable.

Please review all photographs carefully for exact condition.

Pickup and Shipping Information

Local pickup in Saskatoon is available by arrangement, and cash is accepted at pickup.

Shipping is available throughout Canada and the United States, calculated at checkout by the total weight of your order (Canada from $5, US from $18 — full rate chart in the shipping policy).

For shipped orders within Canada, payment is by Interac e-Transfer or PayPal. For US orders, payment is by PayPal. US buyers are responsible for any duties, tariffs, taxes, brokerage and import charges.

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