<p>Antique C&B Skey Tamworth stoneware jar from 1800s England — a small, handmade earthenware crock with impressed maker's mark and classic rustic glaze. Professionally packed for fragile shipment. Ships next business day. Full refund if damaged in transit.</p>
<p>Charles Bourne Skey operated the Tamworth pottery in Staffordshire, England during the 1800s. This small crock — likely used for condiments, salt, or preserve storage — retains the hallmarks of British hand-formed stoneware of the period: a sturdy, slightly irregular form, salt or lead glaze in a warm rustic tone, and a clear impressed backstamp identifying maker and origin. Pieces with confirmed maker's marks from named British potteries are increasingly difficult to source in the United States, giving this crock genuine crossover appeal to both British antiques collectors and American farmhouse decor enthusiasts.</p>
<p>Condition: excellent for age with no chips or cracks to the body. Glaze consistent with age and use.</p>
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