Our "kitchen cabinet" collection comprises of two beautiful 1920s ironstone Shelley jelly moulds; an ironstone milk jug; a porcelain cream jug; a ceramic spoon; and an exquisite and beautifully proportioned late 19th century counter-top ebonised display cabinet.  All items, including the cabinet, are for sale separately.

Once you have read the descriptions and studied the images, please make your selection in the box below.

Jugs & jelly moulds

Top shelf: Crown Shelley jelly mould / Max diameter 15cm  / Height 9cm / perfect condition £85

Middle shelf:

Milk jug / stamped "Vitrock North Staffordshire Pottery" to underside / Height 10cm / Width handle to spout 10.5cm / Widest diameter 8cm / perfect condition £34

Cream jug / Height 9cm / Width handle to spout 13cm / Widest diameter 9.5cm / perfect condition £24

Ceramic spoon / Length 22cm / perfect condition £24

Bottom shelf: Circular fluted Shelley jelly ring mould / Diameter 15cm  Height 5cm / perfect condition £85

Cabinet

This elegant Victorian vitrine is glazed on three sides, and has a window of glass recessed in its top - so that its contents could be lit from above. It has an elegant plinth base, a top with stepped entablature, and is fitted with three removable glass shelves. The hinged back is fitted inside with a full length mirror that is gently foxed, and it is opened and closed using a brass pull-catch. This stunning vitrine would be perfect to display something precious, like our Shelley jelly moulds offered here, or to house a collection of curiosities.

Year of manufacture: c.1880

Origin: England 

Material: ebonised wood and glass

Dimensions of cabinet: Height: 57cm / Width: 30cm / Depth 21.5cm

Dimensions of inside of cabinet: Width 22cm / Depth 16cm

Heights between shelves: 16.5cm

Note: shelves can be removed, and brass shelf supports unscrewed - if wanted to use full height without shelves. 

Condition: excellent

Note: the cabinet cannot be posted - courier or pick up only. Please contact us to request a delivery estimate, if required.