Perserves pot

Porcelain preserve pot with blackberry finial lid, saucer and spoon

This decorative preserve pot dates from approximately the 1960s and features hand-painted floral and berry motifs typical of mid-century porcelain tableware. The distinctive blackberry-shaped finial on the lid and the matching saucer demonstrate the attention to detail common in decorative serving pieces of this era.

Preserve pots like this were popular household items used for serving jam, jelly, or preserves at the breakfast or tea table. They are collected by enthusiasts of vintage tableware and mid-century kitchenware who appreciate their charming decorative qualities and functional design. Such pieces are valued for their nostalgic appeal and as representative examples of everyday elegant dining from the post-war period.

Likely Germany or Eastern Europe

Circa 1960s