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19th Century Pottery Wine Bin Label
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19th Century Pottery Wine Bin Label

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Here we have a good quality 19th Century pottery wine bin label for "SHERRY" in very good condition.

Size: 144 x 80mm

c1840

Postage: Free UK postage and packaging is included in the price of this item, please contact us for a foreign shipping quote.

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Terrier Antiques at Hebden Bridge has dated this Victorian Pottery Bin Label to the 1850s.

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8624
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Here we have a good quality 19th Century pottery wine bin label for "SHERRY" in very good condition.

Size: 144 x 80mm

c1840

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Postage: Free UK postage and packaging is included in the price of this item, please contact us for a foreign shipping quote.
Terrier Antiques at Hebden Bridge
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Terrier Antiques at Hebden Bridge has dated this Victorian Pottery Bin Label to the 1850s.

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SA1227876
Dealers Internal Ref
8624
Terrier Antiques at Hebden Bridge
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A 19th-century cream-glazed earthenware wine bin label featuring a top hanging hole and the word SHERRY printed in black serif lettering.
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Archive I A 19th-century cream-glazed earthenware wine bin label featuring a top hanging hole and the word SHERRY printed in black serif lettering.

19th Century Pottery Wine Bin Label

Archive II A 19th-century cream-glazed earthenware wine bin label featuring a top hanging hole and the word SHERRY printed in black serif lettering. View II
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26 Market Street
Hebden Bridge
West Yorkshire
HX7 6AA
United Kingdom
Verified Since Nov 2021
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Terrier Antiques at Hebden Bridge
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A 19th-century cream-glazed earthenware wine bin label featuring a top hanging hole and the word SHERRY printed in black serif lettering.
19th Century Pottery Wine Bin Label
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A 19th-century cream-glazed earthenware wine bin label featuring a top hanging hole and the word SHERRY printed in black serif lettering.
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  • ObjectCellar Accessories
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialEarthenware, Glaze
  • ColourCream, Black
  • MotifsHanging eyelet, black serif lettering, glazed finish, crazed surface

This Victorian cellar accessory is a 19th-century earthenware wine bin label made around 1850. The piece is formed from cream-glazed earthenware with a finished surface featuring a distinct crazed pattern, dark stains, and a top hanging eyelet. Bold black serif lettering spells the word SHERRY across the front face. Measuring 14 cm wide by 8 cm high, the label is small enough to sit neatly on a bookshelf, display cabinet shelf, or home bar arrangement. In a modern interior, this item serves as a decorative accent for a home library, study, or traditional kitchen setting. The neutral cream body and contrasting dark lettering blend easily with timber shelving and glassware displays. Collectors of vintage barware or period kitchen accessories will find this piece a practical way to add authentic character to a drinks cabinet or display space without taking up significant room.

Clean using warm water and a mild liquid detergent applied with a soft cloth, taking care not to submerge pieces with porous, heavily crazed glazes for extended periods.

These historical ceramic markers can be styled on kitchen shelving, mounted inside shadow-box frames, hung on decanter necks, or displayed alongside glassware on a home bar top.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit surface crazing within the lead glaze, slight discolouration from humid cellar conditions, heavy earthenware bodies, and moulded top eyelets for hanging.

Most 19th-century bin labels were produced using glazed earthenware or creamware ceramics, styled with black transfer-printed or hand-painted serif lettering to remain legible in dark cellar environments.

Pottery wine bin labels were suspended from shelves or racks in private country house cellars and wine merchants vaults to identify specific wines, spirits, and fortified wines stored in bulk.
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