( Grimwades “Quick-Cooker” )

An example of Edwardian culinary ingenuity, hailing from 1911 England. This antique ironstone vessel features sage green transfer-ware lettering, which serves as a canvas for period-specific typography and technical guidance. As a functional example of the domestic kitchen, it was engineered to steam puddings and hearty stews within a boiling water bath. The stoneware form proudly displays its 1911 patent and the prestige of a London-awarded Gold Medal.

$300.00
Found — Richmond, Virginia