Aynsley Pembroke Jar

Aynsley Pembroke fine bone china lidded storage jar with floral decoration.

Aynsley China was established in 1771 by John Aynsley in Staffordshire, England, and became renowned for its high-quality bone china. The Pembroke pattern, introduced in 1960, features a vibrant floral design inspired by 18th-century motifs, often depicting exotic birds and flowers. This pattern became one of Aynsley's most popular and enduring designs, gracing various tableware and decorative items. The lidded storage jar, often referred to as a canister or pot, was a common item in households for storing tea, sugar, or other dry goods, and also served as a decorative piece. The use of fine bone china signifies a level of craftsmanship and luxury, making these items desirable for collectors and those who appreciate elegant home decor.

• Period: Post-1960
• Origin: Staffordshire, England