1930s Japanese Stoneware Sake Jar mini sweet moulds A late Victorian cast iron

A late Victorian cast iron doorstop with a wheatsheaf motif

It has a lovely gold mount and gilt frame too

It also has a lovely midcentury frame and is signed and dated 1968

62cm x51cm x6

It has a lovely rustic feel with splashes of paint here and there and looks beautiful displaying art

1930s Japanese Stoneware Sake Jar mini sweet moulds A late Victorian cast ironA beautiful, handmade stoneware sake bottle jar, circa 1930s. In times gone by, the wealthier class would buy large barrels of sake, while the less fortunate would have their own Tokkuri ceramic sake jars with their names written on them and store the sake in these. They make wonderful decorative pieces with so many tales to tell or you could place a single stem in the jar. Dimensions 27cm tall x 14cm wide with a 2. 1cm opening Delivery 4. 80 UK