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Mid 20th Century Mason's Ironstone Jar
Mid 20th Century Mason's Ironstone Jar
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Mason’s Red Fruit Basket Ironstone Jar comes with its rich red transferware design, detailed fruit basket motif, and classic ironstone durability.
Mason’s Ironstone has been a household name since 1813, when it introduced its signature ironstone ceramic—a tough, porcelain-like material that could handle daily life while still looking effortlessly elegant. The Fruit Basket pattern, with its intricate floral borders and overflowing basket of fruit, is a classic nod to traditional English tableware, popular in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Whether you use it to store tea, biscuits, or just as a beautiful display piece, this jar is a delightful mix of function, history, and old-world charm. Because let’s be honest—everything looks better in vintage red and white.
Height: 5.5 inches
- Limited Pieces
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Packaging & Shipping
Packaging & Shipping
Packing
We take great care to pack all items securely in sturdy, recyclable boxes. In the rare case of damage during transit, please return the affected item(s) to us, and we will happily provide either a replacement or a full refund.
Returns
We accept returns for any reason within 7 days of receiving your order. If an item is not as described, we will issue a full refund and cover reasonable return postage costs once the item is safely returned to us.
If you've simply changed your mind, you are responsible for the return shipping costs. We strive to describe the size, age, and condition of all our products as thoroughly and accurately as possible. While most items are in excellent condition, vintage and antique pieces may have varying degrees of wear. Each product listing includes a clear condition rating — either “Good,” “Fair,” or, rarely, “Poor” — along with details of any noticeable flaws, blemishes, or unique features like folds or cracks.
Please read the descriptions carefully before purchasing to ensure the item meets your expectations.
