Ginger
Mason’s Koro Ginger Jar Good 5.5 in Blue White Birds England Ringtons
£27.00
Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good condition. Minor glaze crazing is present, consistent with age. The base rim shows some wear (as pictured), otherwise no cracks or chips visible. Displays beautifully.Country of Origin: United KingdomBrand: GingerType: JarOccasion: All OccasionsSize: MediumNumber in Pack: 1Material: PorcelainItem Length: 5.5 inRoom: Any RoomSubject: BirdHandmade: YesColour: WhiteThis is a beautiful Mason’s "Koro" ginger jar, made especially for Ringtons Limited of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. This classic piece features a detailed blue and white transferware design showcasing elegant birds and branches, in a timeless chinoiserie style.
Crafted in England, this jar is ideal for collectors of Mason’s ironstone or blue and white ceramics, or as a decorative accent in any home. It comes with its original matching lid and displays well.
Product Details:
Brand: Mason’s
Pattern: Koro
Made for: Ringtons Limited, Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Material: Ceramic (Ironstone style)
Color: Blue and White
Height: approx. 5.5 inches (14 cm) with lid
Weight: approx. 521 g
Design Highlights:
Classic chinoiserieinspired blue and white transferware pattern
Features birds, willow branches, and intricate foliage
Beautifully designed rounded ginger jar shape
Matching original domed lid with coordinating pattern
Base marked: Mason’s Made Especially for Ringtons Limited England "Koro"
Condition:
Used, good condition. Minor glaze crazing is present, consistent with age. The base rim shows some wear (as pictured), otherwise no cracks or chips visible. Displays beautifully.
No box included.
About Mason’s Ironstone:
Mason’s Ironstone was first produced in 1813 by Charles James Mason in Staffordshire, England. Known for its durability and richly decorated patterns, Mason’s became a hallmark of fine English ceramics. The "Koro" pattern is part of a line made exclusively for Ringtons Limited, a British tea company founded in 1907. These pieces, often gifted with tea purchases, are now prized collectibles that embody timeless style.
