Antique (circa 1926) Japanese Stoneware Biscuit Barrel Clocks & Watches The glass liner is of

The glass liner is of clear glass with a starburst pattern underneath the well and diamond shapes on the outer edge

the strainer also has a small dent

The coffee pot has a rolled rim and base for strength and a hinged and domed lid with a ball finial above the lid

manufactured by Wood & Sons during the 1970’s and decorated in their Sherwood pattern

Antique (circa 1926) Japanese Stoneware Biscuit Barrel Clocks & Watches The glass liner is ofThis item is a vintage Japanese stoneware biscuit barrel, likely produced during the Taisho to early Showa era (1910s1930s). The jar is made of a dense, heavy ceramic known as stoneware. It features a characteristic matte or semi matte finish common in Japanese export ware of this period, often finished in warm, gradient tones reminiscent of a desert sunset. The "Orientalist" motifdepicting a Bedouin rider on a camel, distant mountains, and