Staffordshire Toast Rack lidded jar neutral but not flat

neutral but not flat

The clarity and structure of this vase make it an easy layering piece within a styled interior

The stacked

Stoke-on-Trent

Staffordshire Toast Rack lidded jar neutral but not flatAGE 70+ Years Old STORY Toast racks became popular in Britain and Europe in the late 19th century, designed to keep toast crisp by allowing air to circulate. By the mid 20th century, traditional silver versions were reinterpreted in ceramic forms with softer, sculptural lines often influenced by modernist and Scandinavian design sensibilities. DETAILS Circa 1950s Glossy white ceramic finish Five rounded looped dividers with sculptural, modernist form