Two early 20th century English crested china miniature pitchers, each featuring a distinctive regional crest and pottery mark. One jug, marked “Willow Art” on the underside, displays the Brighton coat of arms with the motto “In Deo Fidemus” and is topped with a decorative openwork lattice lid. The other, bearing the pottery mark “The Corona China T. G. & F. Booth, Sons, Manufacturers,” features the Southport crest with motto “Salus Populi.” Both pieces exhibit traditional heraldic decorations in vibrant enamel colors and gold accents. These souvenir wares were popular collectibles in Edwardian England, celebrating local towns and tourist destinations. The pitchers measure approximately 2.5 inches in height, suited to cabinet or shelf display. Condition appears generally good, with the Southport pitcher showing a visible crack on the base. These pieces offer an opportunity to acquire crested ware representative of British municipal pride and ceramics history.
2 Early 20th Century English Crested China Miniature Pitchers Marked Willow Art and The Corona
Two early 20th century English crested china miniature pitchers, each featuring a distinctive regional crest and pottery mark. One jug, marked “Willow Art” on the underside, displays the Brighton coat of arms with the motto “In Deo Fidemus” and is topped with a decorative openwork lattice lid. The other, bearing the pottery mark “The Corona…
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- Worthington, Ohio, United States (US)