Stoneware Mortar & Pestle Decorated With Enameled Patterning Linen The lid to this biscuit

The lid to this biscuit barrel is not the original lid and also just fit onto the opening

Both the tea cup and saucer have blue trim rims and the saucer’s rim has a mild scallop

Cobridge during the late 1940’s and into the 1950’s

this item is a white ring box fitted with a gold collar on both the lid as well as the rim with a solid hinged and upside down heart shaped frontal clip

The Woodbury pattern was designed and released by Wedgwood in 1957 and discontinued in 1965

Stoneware Mortar & Pestle Decorated With Enameled Patterning Linen The lid to this biscuitThe item is a vintage stoneware mortar and pestle. The pestle is beautifully carved and rounded. The mortar has been decorated in aqua blue enamel within and black trim along the rim and base while on the sides it is decorated with white and blue enamel circles with a modern black patterning. The item is not marked or stamped. Both items are in very good condition. Mortar height: 7 cm, Diameter of base: 9. 6 cm, Diameter of rim: 11. 3 cm Pestle