Carrick's Cumberland Dairy Cream Pot
Carrick's Cumberland Dairy Cream Pot
Available is an antique Carrick's Cumberland Dairy stoneware advertising pot for thick cream. It dates back to the early 1900s and features distinctive blue lettering with a cow trademark logo. Carrick's was founded in 1882 by Alderman Thomas Carrick in Low Row, a small village near Carlisle. Strategically located next to the Newcastle-Carlisle railway line, the creamery initially specialized in producing high-quality butter, milk, and cheese. There is a small chip on the bottom edge at the back of the pot as well as a rough spot in the glaze. This cream pot has been recovered from a Victorian dig site.
4 1/4" tall
Weight .79 lb.
This is a vintage/antique, pre-owned item with normal wear due to its age.
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