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Antique English blue and white ironstone meat drainer, Nuneham Courtenay, c.1830, front view
Rare antique English ironstone meat drainer, early 19th century blue and white transferware, collectible tableware.
Blue and white transferware meat drainer, English ironstone, top-down view showing pattern and left edge.
Early 1800s Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer, antique kitchenware, close-up of cobalt design repair
Early 1800s Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer, antique kitchenware, close-up of cobalt design right side
Rare antique English ironstone meat drainer, Nuneham Courtenay pattern repair detail
Early 19th-century Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer, blue and white transferware, bottom view
Antique English blue and white ironstone meat drainer, Nuneham Courtenay, c.1830, front view
Rare antique English ironstone meat drainer, early 19th century blue and white transferware, collectible tableware.
Blue and white transferware meat drainer, English ironstone, top-down view showing pattern and left edge.
Early 1800s Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer, antique kitchenware, close-up of cobalt design repair
Early 1800s Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer, antique kitchenware, close-up of cobalt design right side
Rare antique English ironstone meat drainer, Nuneham Courtenay pattern repair detail
Early 19th-century Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer, blue and white transferware, bottom view

Antique English Blue & White Ironstone Meat Drainer c.1830 — Nuneham Courtenay Transferware

$485.00

A charming early 19th‑century English ironstone meat drainer in the classic Nuneham Courtenay blue and white transferware pattern, circa 1830. Sometimes referred to as Boatman Pattern, this rare and elegant piece combines the crisp beauty of cobalt decoration with the sturdy practicality of ironstone, making it both a collector’s treasure and a delightful decorative object.

Its generous form and historical presence speak to the enduring appeal of English ceramics from this period. The drainer carries a sympathetic historical repair, adding character and authenticity, while its overall form and pattern remain strikingly intact. Please see the close-up and only adopt if you love the imperfections of time- this useful antique is close to 200 years old. Wonderful to display in your curated kitchen collection or as a distinctive centerpiece among blue and white ceramics, this meat drainer captures the charm and heritage of early 19th-century English craftsmanship.

Collector’s Note

A rare survivor of early English ironstone, this Nuneham Courtenay meat drainer is increasingly difficult to find intact. Its historical repair enhances its story, offering a unique piece with genuine period presence for collectors of English ceramics and antique kitchenware.

  • Measures 9-3/4" xn7".
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