Antique Late 19th Century Stoneware English Ginger Beer Bottles Set

Antique Late 19th Century Stoneware English Ginger Beer Bottles SetPLEASE be sure to read ALL of the FAQs and item info below before making your purchase. All SHIPPING OVERAGES will be refunded and group shipping options are always available. ***ALL SALES ARE FINAL*** No cancellations. DESCRIPTION: This stunning set of vintage British stoneware drink vessels is pure character and charm. With their gently worn patina and bold typography, they bring an authentic edge to any bar cart or tabletop display. The weight and

- PLEASE be sure to read ALL of the FAQs and item info below before making your purchase.

- All SHIPPING OVERAGES will be refunded and group shipping options are always available.

***ALL SALES ARE FINAL*** No cancellations.

DESCRIPTION: This stunning set of vintage British stoneware drink vessels is pure character and charm. With their gently worn patina and bold typography, they bring an authentic edge to any bar cart or tabletop display. The weight and texture of these highly collectible pieces speak to their craftsmanship, while the original cast iron screw tops—rare survivors—add a touch of industrial chic. Once used for ginger beer and ale in the 19th and early 20th centuries, these bottles now double as striking décor: think statement vases or stylish sill accents. Functional history meets modern design—heritage never looked so cool.

HISTORY: Stoneware bottles were widely used for beverages like ginger beer and ale during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Their sturdy construction suited carbonated drinks, while the glazed finish offered both hygiene and visual appeal. Many featured embossed names and locations, serving as functional containers and early advertising. Beaufoy & Co., a prominent London firm established in 1730, was renowned for cordials and ginger beer. The “Bourne Denby” mark links these bottles to the celebrated Derbyshire pottery, known for quality stoneware. This collaboration between a leading bottler and respected manufacturer makes these pieces highly desirable to collectors of historic beverage containers and industrial ceramics.

DATE: Late 19th Century

CONDITION: This item is in excellent, gently worn, vintage condition. Missing one cap.

MEASUREMENTS: 
Height: Approx. 7 inches tall
Base Width: 3 inches wide