Vintage 1880s George Jones Majolica Brown Sardine Box Hunting

Vintage 1880s George Jones Majolica Brown Sardine Box HuntingA richly glazed 19th century George Jones majolica sardine box, finished in deep brown tones with crisp molded detail. Originally made as a tabletop container for serving and storing sardines, it brings a dash of Victorian wit to a bar cart, breakfast table, or open shelf. Use it as intended for tinned fish and lemon wedges, or repurpose it as a small lidded catchall for matches, sea salt, or trinkets.

or anyone who loves alpine adventures and artisan textiles

this perfectly proportioned salad plate is as durable as it is beautiful

walnut construction

it transforms everyday spaces into inviting sanctuaries

take along fly fishing themed enamelware bowl

much like its namesake the Eastern Hemlock that grows mightily in the Vermont landscape

speckled and mottled brown tones create a warm look that enhances both modern and traditionally set everyday and entertaining tablescapes

Made in 1877 by Wolverson in the United Kingdom

it adds depth

A large originally illustrated porcelain handmade serving plate sized to host a Thanksgiving Turkey

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secured with Sabre’s signature rivets that echo the tradition of classic French flatware