Vintage Bendigo Pottery Heritage Stoneware Bottle / Jug

Key Details

• Item / Title: Heritage Stoneware Bottle / Small Jug

• Maker / Brand: Bendigo Pottery

• Origin: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia

• Year / Era: Late 20th century (circa 1980s–1990s)

• Materials: Glazed stoneware

• Glaze / Colour: Cream stoneware body with deep burgundy / wine glaze shoulder

• Dimensions: Approx. 15–16 cm high; Approx. 7 cm diameter at base (see photos with ruler)

• Format / Type: Small handled bottle / jug (traditionally oil, vinegar, or decorative use)

• Markings / Stamps: Printed Bendigo Pottery “EST 1858 Australia” mark

About:

This charming small stoneware bottle is a classic example of Bendigo Pottery’s enduring Australian craft tradition. 

With its warm cream body and rich burgundy glaze, it reflects the practical yet beautiful forms that have made Bendigo Pottery a household name for generations. 

Traditionally used for oil or vinegar, pieces like this are now just as popular as any rustic decorative accents in country, farmhouse, or heritage interiors.

This is a fantastic and timeless piece of Australian-made pottery with everyday charm.

Condition

Condition: Very Good – pre-loved vintage

• No chips, cracks, or repairs observed

• Minor surface marks and glaze variations consistent with age and manufacture

• Clean interior and stable base

The photos form part of the description – please examine them closely.

Postage & Handling

• Carefully wrapped and packaged for safe arrival

• Dispatched within 1–2 business days of cleared payment

• Combined postage available on request

• Local pickup available by arrangement

• International shipping available – please message for a quote

Returns & Authenticity

• All items are genuine vintage pieces

• Returns accepted only if an item has been significantly misrepresented

• Not a reproduction

Important Information

• Vintage items may show small imperfections consistent with age and use

• Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings

• Vintage items may not meet current food safety standards unless stated – display use recommended