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Duchess Bone China Indian Tree Milk Jug

Duchess Bone China Indian Tree design half-pint Milk Jug

  • Manufactured at the Albion works in Staffordshire
  • Pattern Indian Tree on white porcelain china
  • 3-3/8th-inch diameter half-pint milk jug with a indent plain gilt rim
  • 4-inch tall and 5.5-inches long
  • Very good condition near mint Super bright as new gilt hand-applied
  • The dateline is 1960-1980
  • What makes this Indian Tree stand out is the very high contrast transfer print design of Indian Tree used by Duchess. No pattern number or name print was assigned to Indian Tree by Duchess, as it was a recognisable historic pattern.

Duchess Bone China Indian Tree design half-pint Milk Jug

  • Manufactured at the Albion works in Staffordshire
  • Pattern Indian Tree on white porcelain china
  • 3-3/8th-inch diameter half-pint milk jug with a indent plain gilt rim
  • 4-inch tall and 5.5-inches long
  • Very good condition near mint Super bright as new gilt hand-applied
  • The dateline is 1960-1980
  • What makes this Indian Tree stand out is the very high contrast transfer print design of Indian Tree used by Duchess. No pattern number or name print was assigned to Indian Tree by Duchess, as it was a recognisable historic pattern.

$5.97

Original: $19.91

-70%
Duchess Bone China Indian Tree Milk Jug

$19.91

$5.97

Description

Duchess Bone China Indian Tree design half-pint Milk Jug

  • Manufactured at the Albion works in Staffordshire
  • Pattern Indian Tree on white porcelain china
  • 3-3/8th-inch diameter half-pint milk jug with a indent plain gilt rim
  • 4-inch tall and 5.5-inches long
  • Very good condition near mint Super bright as new gilt hand-applied
  • The dateline is 1960-1980
  • What makes this Indian Tree stand out is the very high contrast transfer print design of Indian Tree used by Duchess. No pattern number or name print was assigned to Indian Tree by Duchess, as it was a recognisable historic pattern.