Wigtownshire Creamery Company jar

Cream jars used by the Wigtownshire Creamery Company were manufactured by the Caledonian Pottery Company, Rutherglen, Glasgow.  This example with black transfer logo was produced after 1912.  Before this date brown transfer dyes were used.  The Wigtownshire Creamery Company was established in 1888 at Sheuchan Street, Stranraer.    A tall jar with curved shoulders and screw thread rim.  Cream coloured salt glaze on stoneware.  Black transfer of Wigtownshire Creamery's logo of milkmaid.
Object no :
SRPO011n
Collection :
Dairy
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
H:150mm; Rim diam:58mm; Base diam:58mm
Materials :
stoneware
Location :
NA
Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
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