Rare Pink & Gold Antique Royal Crown Derby Cream Jug for Bigelow Kennard & Co Boston circa 1888 the new york times cook book perhaps a bit of fish

perhaps a bit of fish

toasted walnuts

it's fun to imagine all the excitement this creamer experienced back in the day when a night at the races was one of the most thrilling events of the year

very fine scratches on the back side of that jar

Featuring a white body with a black stripe around the rim

Rare Pink & Gold Antique Royal Crown Derby Cream Jug for Bigelow Kennard & Co Boston circa 1888 the new york times cook book perhaps a bit of fish{HISTORY} Telling the stories of two prominent companies in one, this rare antique porcelain cream jug comes with all sorts of interesting history. Made by luxury dish maker Royal Crown Derby in England in 1888, it was then sent to Boston to the import company of Bigelow, Kennard and Co. for retail sale in America. Featuring a solid salmon pink body with a scalloped rim and a unique almost flat style handle, this very pretty serving piece is stunning