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A Rare Set of Souvenir Whitewood Tunbridge Ware Stacking Pots
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A Rare Set of Souvenir Whitewood Tunbridge Ware Stacking Pots

18th century
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A rare set of souvenir whitewood Tunbridge Ware stacking pots. The biggest one (6cm w x 6cm h) having a Brighton Pavilion scene, the others all have ring painted decoration on the lids, each one slightly different. The pots are so finely turned each pot slipping exactly into the next size up, such precision a real show off piece for a turner.

C1810.

The largest pot measures 5.5cm h x 6cm w

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Opus Antiques has dated these Tunbridge Ware Stacking Pots to the Georgian era.

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A rare set of souvenir whitewood Tunbridge Ware stacking pots.
The biggest one (6cm w x 6cm h) having a Brighton Pavilion scene, the others all have ring painted decoration on the lids, each one slightly different.
Opus Antiques

The pots are so finely turned each pot slipping exactly into the next size up, such precision a real show off piece for a turner.

C1810.

The largest pot measures 5.5cm h x 6cm w

Date of Manufacture

Opus Antiques has dated these Tunbridge Ware Stacking Pots to the Georgian era.

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SA1028337
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Antique treen, boxes & decorative georgian items

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A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids.
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Archive I A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids.

A Rare Set of Souvenir Whitewood Tunbridge Ware Stacking Pots

Archive II A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids. View II
Archive III A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids. View III
Archive IV A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids. View IV
Archive V A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids. View V
Archive VI A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids. View VI
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A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids.
A rare set of souvenir whitewood Tunbridge Ware stacking pots
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A graduated set of seven cylindrical turned whitewood stacking pots featuring a printed landscape view on the largest lid and concentric coloured circles on the smaller lids.
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Keep whitewood objects away from direct sunlight, central heating radiators, and damp environments to prevent timber warping or varnish cracking. Clean gently using a dry, soft microfibre cloth without applying water, liquid polishes, or chemical cleaners.

Graduated nesting or stacking pots can be arranged in a linear sequence along a mantelpiece, open shelf, or console table to highlight their varying proportions. Placing them alongside glass or metallic decorative items provides a balanced contrast of textures.

Authentic pieces feature faint lathe marks from hand-turning, original dark varnish showing natural craquelure, and period printed illustrations or painted concentric rings. Sets of nesting or stacking pots display subtle variations in diameter consistent with historical hand craftsmanship.

These items were crafted from light-coloured native hardwoods such as sycamore, beech, or lime, which provided a smooth surface for turning. Decorative elements were added using ink, varnish, coloured paints, or copperplate prints adhered directly to the wood surface before clear varnishing.

Whitewood Tunbridge Ware refers to turned timber souvenir items produced predominantly in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Before tessellated mosaic woodwork became dominant, artisans crafted objects from pale turned woods, decorating them with hand-painted concentric rings or printed topographical views of local landmarks.
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