Staffordshire

Copper lustre large jug with central blue band decorated with raised flowers. Bacchus mask under the lip of the jug, and at the bottom of the handle. White glazed interior. Jug measures 18.5 cm high and 18 cm wide handle to spout (7.1/4 inches by 7 inches). Has one chip - to the base rim. The body of the jug is terracotta, so the brown of the body makes the chip less apparent against the copper colour. Otherwise, a very nice example of the art. Please ask for a postage quote before ordering.

Vintage Staffordshire Kiln Craft Southwestern Native American Mugs. Hard to find set! Staffordshire produced mugs in various patterns from 1972 to 1986, this set is one of the seldom seen patterns. They have a Southwestern or Native American pattern on them, two each of the same pattern with, pattern is same on both sides of the mug. Each of the mugs is marked, even though they were made by Staffordshire there are three different marks on this set as shown in the pictures. They are a standard mug size, 3 1/2 inches tall and 3 1/8 inches across the mouth, holds one cup, all are in excellent condition, no chips except for a flat chip on the bottom of one that is shown in the pictures. Very nice addition to your collection, Southwestern decor or Native American Collection!

Large mug, copper lustre with band of raised, painted floral decoration. Mug measures 8.75 cm high and 9 cm diameter, not including handle (3.1/2 inches by just over 3.1/2 inches). Excellent condition externally, but interior has some circular crazing.

This is a Westminster, England ceramic Cottage Ware or Cottageware teapot or hot water pot made between 1948-1956. The all hand painted cottage ware pot measures 7 inches high by 7.5 inches long and is 4.5 inches in wide and holds 4-6 cups. The teapot, hot water or chocolate pot is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and is wonderfully decorative.

This is a Thorley, Staffordshire, England bone china paperweight or decorative vanity ornament that is a hand made bouquet of flowers on a bone china swan. It is rare to find older pieces in such good condition! This piece was made in the 1950s and features a deep pink rose, a yellow rose, and a pink and blue purple flower like popies or primroses with green leaves. We watched craftsman making these at the factory workrooms in Stoke On Trent and were amazed at the skill and time it took to make each part of these arrangements by hand from a lump of clay. The factories are closed now and it is indeed a dying art! Beautiful!

A covered vegetable serving dish or casserole made by T&R Boote in Staffordshire England in 1878. The brown pattern is Summertime with a butterfly, fronds and flowers. In excellent condition, with no cracks or crazing or staining. There is a small chip at the bottom of the foot, but it does not show when in use. Remarkably good condition for a stoneware piece of 134 years.

This is a hand painted Aesthetic Movement hand painted pitcher of jug with a wheat and birds design on white ironstone that was made in the Staffordshire area of England in the 1880-1890s. The original Victorian antique pitcher or jug measures 7.5 inches high by 8 inches long by 5 inches square and has a handle that looks like twigs that was originally accented with gold. The pitcher has a unique squared shape and is in very good ++ condition with no chips, a 2 inch long old tight hairline in the neck as shown in the photo and most of the gold trim is gone. The Aesthetic pitcher or jug is unmarked, which is normal for late Victorian items from Staffordshire. A wonderful example of the Aesthetic movement. Very decorative.

Very nice Miles Mason Georgian period creamer - shaped edges and little scrolled feet. Blue decoration on white porcelain body. Circa 1815 - has the maker's mark underneath. Measures 10.25 cm high to top of handle, and 15.25 cm wide handle to spout (4.1/8 inches by 6 inches). Excellent condition.

This is a lovely antique victorian tea cup trio consisting of a cup, saucer and plate made in Staffordshire England from 1880s. The pattern features pale peach bands on white fine porcelain overlaid with a hand applied heavy gold heart border and blue enamel accents with more gold trim. The cup is 2.75 inches high, the saucer is 5.5 in diameter and the plate is 7 in diameter. The set is in very good +++ condition with no chips, cracks and only very minor gold wear. A really lovely addition to the tea table.

Delightful, Hand Painted, Edward Radford Pin Dish in the marvelously colourful UM, Ranunculus, Pattern. Measuring no more than 3 inches in diameter, the item is offered in Excellent condition. Maximum Air Mail shipping of $10.00, dependant on destination.

Delightful, Hand Painted, Edward Radford Pin Dish in the marvelously colourful QC Pattern. Measuring no more than 3 inches in diameter, the item is offered in Excellent condition. Maximum Air Mail shipping of $10.00, dependant on destination.

This is a porcelain cup made as a souvenir of the Crystal Palace Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, England. The porcelain cup measures 2.75 inches high by 2.75 inches in diameter and features a black and white depiction of the Crystal Conservatory, flags and gold overlay leaves and trim. The exhibition was opened by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert and showcased the new wonders of the industrial age and the glories of the empire. The cup probably originally had a saucer as well, but...The cup has an old hairline. If I were from 1851 I'd hope that was all I had! The pattern has almost no wear except a bit of gold wear on the cup rim. A wonderful and historical survivor.

This antique Wedgwood blue transferware plate is titled Friar Tuck Entertains the Black Knight. The scene shows the Friar standing and talking to the Black Knight, while the knight eats from a bowl. Standing next to the table are two dogs. The design around the edge has portraits of Coeur de Lion, Rebecca, Isaac of York, Lady Rowenna, and others along with running hares, pheasants, chickens, grouse, fish and flowers. A masterful design! Measures 10 in diameter. Circa 1890. This is in excellent condition. (There was also a lovely set of transferware tiles created with these Ivanhoe scenes.) (#T-1201) Keywords: literature ceramic porcelain transfer printed ware England English staffordshire

Made by Sarreguemines, France, c. 1870. 7 ¾ d. Green and black transfer printed. Border carries words Patrie, Gloire, Honneur. Both transfer and impressed marks on back. See 2 more of this series on our site. Excellent condition - no hairlines. (242A3) Keywords: French fleet, Uskant, Revolutionary War, historical, pottery

Made by Sarreguemines, France, c. 1870. 7 ¾ d. Green and black transfer printed. Border carries words Patrie, Gloire, Honneur. Both transfer and impressed marks on back. An L hairline extends 1 ½ downward and 1 ½ sideways to the right of Patrie. See 2 more of this series on our site. (242A2) Keywords: French fleet, Uskant, Revolutionary War, historical, pottery

This is an antique English matchstriker and match holder with incorporated tray dating to 1890-1900s in Staffordshire, England. The creamware match striker match holder combo measures 3.5 inches high by 5 inches in diameter and has the remnants of gold trim, most of which is worn off. The match striker match holder is in excellent condition. There are 2 under glaze manufacturing firing cracks on the base which is very normal for this age and material and are not really considered flaws.

This is a lovely antique hand painted over brown transfer or transferware imari teacup trio consisting of cup, saucer and plate made by Doric China, Staffordshire, England in 1926-1935. Imari became popular with the influence of japanese ceramics at that time. It features flow blue, rust and green hand painted onto a brown floral stylized design transfer with gold trim on the cup and saucer but not the squared tea plate. The cup stands 2.75 inches high and is 3.25 inches in diameter, the deep saucer is 5.5 inches in diameter and the plate is 6 inches with squared corners. It is in very good +++ condition with no chips, cracks or restorations but does have some gold wear. A lovely set.

Staffordshire Strawberry Festival Jam Jar Bone China. Made in England for Staffordshire this piece matches the Strawberry Festival pattern, it was made in the 1960's and has a molded strawberry with leaves on the top. There is a hole in the side, marked on the bottom and underneath the lid with the Staffordshire mark, it is 4 inches tall and almost 3 inches across. It is in excellent condition, no chips, does have some very, very light fine crazing often seen in older pieces, not really noticeable and mentioned only for accuracy. Most of these pieces came without a spoon, this jar has a spoon that is not original but blends very well. Perfect addition to your set or to serve jam or jelly in!

This is an antique pale green embossed salt glazed stoneware pitcher or jug with an art nouveau pewter lid from Staffordshire, England. The fabulous antique English molded relief salt glaze jug stands 8 inches high. The embossed flowers on it are superb. They look like daisies and there is an embossed basket weave base to the design. The metal lid looks like an art nouveau water lily leaf and has a lovely molded thumb finial. There is a bit of wear on the hinge but it still works. The lid has been professionally repaired at some time. The green salt glaze jug dates from 1860-1880 and is from the Staffordshire potteries in England and although unmarked looks like some of the Brownfield jugs I have had. The jug or pitcher is in very good ++ condition with no chips or cracks and is a wonderful piece of mid victorian ceramic art.

This is a pretty vintage hand made pin or brooch made in Staffordshire, England 1930-1940s. The all hand made bone china pin features a pink and purple pansy, blue forget-me-nots with leaves and has a roll catch closure. The brooch is unmarked and measures 5 inches high by 2 inches long by 1.25 inches wide. The Staffordshire posy pin or brooch is in fabulous condition which is rare for this bone china jewelry. We watched craftsman making these at the factory workrooms in Stoke On Trent and were amazed at the skill and time it took to make each part of these flowers by hand from a lump of clay. All the potteries have either closed or moved production to Indonesia now and these little works of art are no longer being made. Truly a lost art.

This is an all hand made vintage English bone china pin or brooch made by Healacraft, Staffordshire, England in the 1930-1940s. The hand made pin features three white flowers with yellow centers and small red accent flowers on green leaves in a star shape. The pretty pin or brooch measures 1.75 inches in any direction and has a roll catch closure. The Staffordshire Posy pin or brooch is in excellent condition which is rare for this bone china jewelry. We watched craftsmen several years ago making these at the factory workrooms in Stoke On Trent and were amazed at the skill and time it took to make each part of these flowers by hand from a lump of clay. All of the potteries have been closed or production moved to Indonesia and they are not being made. It is a dead or dying craft. Fabulous wearable work of art!

English Ironstone Dinnerware, often referred to as EIT, Floral Tulip Dinner Plate. This line of dinnerware is made in Staffordshire, England, estimated age of this line is late 1980 to early 1990's. This pattern has a watercolor type pattern of blue, dark pink and yellow tulips or flowers. It is hand painted then glazed so that is it dishwasher safe, marked on the back with EIT England. This plate is 9 3/4 inches across, it in is excellent condition, no chips. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.

This is an antique Staffordshire, England hand painted water pitcher or lidded jug that was made in 1870-1890 in the English Arts And Crafts style. The jug or pitcher measures 8 inches high by 5 in diameter and is unmarked. The jug is made of white porcelain wit a dark chocolate, almost black matte paint applied around hand painted flowers on the exterior. The original pewter lid has a wonderful white ceramic thumb knob. The jug or pitcher is in very good ++ condition with no chips or cracks. There are a small few chips to the exterior matte finish revealing the white porcelain body of the jug. A decorative and usable piece of victoriana.

Large Flow Blue Stein, probably a modern reproduction of a classic flow blue pattern. 8 1/2 inches tall. no chips cracks or wear.

This is a very pretty Staffordshire, England bone china paperweight, posy or decorative vanity ornament that is a hand made bouquet of flowers by Aristocrat china, England. This piece was made in the 1930s and measures 2.75 inches high by 2.75 inches in diameter and features 3 flowers that look like violets in pink, lavender and pink and yellow in an urn type vase. There are also green leaves. The posy is in excellent condition. We watched craftsman making these at the factory workrooms in Stoke On Trent and were amazed at the skill and time it took to make each part of these arrangements by hand from a lump of clay. All the factories are closed now so these are no longer being made. Beautiful!

This is an antique lugged cake serving plate or platter made in Staffordshire, England by one of several manufacturers between 1830-1880 in the Chelsea Grape or Grandmother's pattern with embossed swags and blue grape sprigs highlighted with copper luster. The cake plate or platter is in very good +++ condition with no chips or cracks. There is a bit of mineral deposits or kiln dust from the manufacturing process which is perfectly normal for the date of manufacture. A wonderful victorian survival and very collectible.

This is an ironstone serving bowl made by John Edwards, England between 1890-1900 when the company ceased production. The molded bowl has a green transfer or transferware design of leaves and blossoms with hand applied gold accents. The bowl measures 2.85 inches high by 9.5 inches long without handles by 6.5 wide and has both printed and impressed marks. The bowl is in very good +++ condition with no chips or cracks. There are a few manufacturing flaws and very mild discoloring inside. These bowls are great decorative accents, can still be used as serving bowls and are also being repurposed as planters and accent bowl filled with pot pourri, shells etc.

This is a beautiful Radnor, Staffordshire England bone china Staffordshire Posy pair of candle holders that are hand made bouquets of flowers in pink leaf shape dishes with a central holder for a normal wax taper candle in each. The floral candleholders were made in the 1940s by Radnor China of Staffordshire, England and features a yellow carnation-type flower, a pale pink rose and a blue anemone or poppy type flower with green leaves and each measure 2 inches high by 5 inches long by 4 inches wide. We watched craftsman making these at the factory workrooms in Stoke On Trent and were amazed at the skill and time it took to make each part of these arrangements by hand from a lump of clay. The workrooms have all closed now and this is a dying art. Beautiful! This pair of Staffordshire posy candle holders are in in very good +++ condition with no chips, cracks or restorations to the flowers which is rare, but I have just spotted a crack across the tip of one leaf shape dish.

Vintage Covered Vegetable, Cream and Sugar Set. Manufactured by Johnson Brothers, England. I have not been able to find this pattern. The closest I could find was the Victoria Floral Basket. This pattern has lovely yellow, red and blue flowers inside a blue and yellow basket. Gold trim n the rims and handles. The covered Vegetable measures 8 1/2 nches in diameter, without the handles and 3 inches tall without the lid. There is overall crazing and a small chip on the bottom inside of the lid and a flea bite on the gold on top of the lid. The sugar bowl measures 3 1/4 inches tall, without the lid and 6 1/8 inches in diameter, including the handles. The base of the sugar bowl has about a 1/4 inch chip and a 1/2 inch chip on the very bottom. The creamer measures3 1/2 inches to the top of the spout and 4 5/8 inches in diameter at the widest point. There is also a chip on the very bottom of the base that measures about 1/2 inch. Price is for the set.

This pretty fine china sugar bowl with removable lid decorated with a beautiful floral pattern featering floral garland on embossed ornament,and gilded rims.The bottom says Fine Bone China CROWN Est.1801 Staffordshire England.It measures 3,75 inches tall and 3 inches diameter. In excellent condition.

Folk art style design and bright colours to this beautiful Mason's plate. It has a shaped border, painted in royal blue, and decorated handles at the sides. It measures 23 cm by 26 cm (9 inches by 10.1/4 inches), and while it has some minor paint losses and the odd knife scratch, it is in excellent condition otherwise with no chips or cracks.. Dates post 1891.

Staffordshire Johnson Brothers England Old Granite Arbor Oval Platter. This pattern was produced from 1965 to 1975, it has a delightful pattern of Green and Red Fruit with a Green Cross Border. It is 12 1/4 inches long by 9 3/4 inches across and is in excellent condition, no chips. It would be a beautiful addition to your set!

White Porcelain Footed Ash Tray- Surrey Collection maked Fine Bone China Crown est 1801. Pure white, measures 5 1/4 square, embossing makes this a pretty piece. Staffordshire, England. This is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or repairs.a

Lovely Brown on White pattern Royal Mail Dessert or Bread Plates, set of Two, made by Myott Staffordshire of England. This pattern features old time mail delivery by stagecoach. These plates are 6 1/4 inches across, in lovely condition, no chips. They would be a wonderful addition to your collection! Please see our other listings for additional

Lovely Brown on White pattern Royal Mail Small Dessert or Sauce Bowls, set of Four, made by Myott Staffordshire of England. This pattern features old time mail delivery by stagecoach. These bowls are 5 1/4 inches across and 1 inches deep, in lovely condition, no chips. They would be a wonderful addition to your collection! Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.

Lovely Brown on White pattern Royal Mail Oval Plate, made by Myott Staffordshire of England. This pattern features old time mail delivery by stagecoach. This plate is oval shaped, it can be used as a side plate or as a liner under plate for the gravy, it is 9 inches long by 6 inches wide, in lovely condition, no chips and would be a wonderful addition to your collection. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.

PRINTED ON THE BACK OF THIS PLATE IS HARRY HANCOCK (TUNSTALL) LTD RYDALIA WARE. The front of this plate has The Oldest Gas Powered Car Made in America. Only One Original 1893 Made and is in The Smithsonian Museum. THE GOLD TRIM ENCIRCLES THIS VERY DETAILED PICTURE,HAS SIGNS OF WARE BUT OVERALL THE PLATE IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. GREAT GIFT FOR THE CLASSIC CAR ENTHUSIAST!

Lovely little Art Deco, both in form and pattern, pottery dish with embossed bluish flower on brown and yellow background. Splendid graceful shape, nice markings. Measures 5 5/8 inches by 4,5 inches. A lovely piece to use and display.

This is a ceramic pitcher made by Lord Nelson Pottery England with a hunting scene with jumping horses and hunting dogs. The pitcher measures 6,25 inches tall by 5 inches across and is in excellent condition.

This is a romantic Staffordshire blue transfer or transferware plate in the Siam pattern made by J. Clementson, England 1850-1864. The antique mid victorian plate has an oriental landscape pattern with border vignettes and measures 8.25 inches in diameter. The plate is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks but does have some use marks and the usual mineral kiln dust specks from firing which is expected in items of this age. A wonderful piece of victoriana and romantic Staffordshire transferware.

A Staffordshire pink transferware sugar bowl made by Crown Ducal in the Bristol pattern, and now discontinued. The backstamp was used from 1916-1972. Crown Ducal is the name used by the AG Richardson firm. Excellent condition.

This is a lovely early Staffordshire, England plate measuring 1 inch high by 9.5 inches in diameter with a hand applied enamel paint on transfer floral center including a rose and morning glories with a blue border and hand applied gold shell and foliage design with a gold dentil edge. The only mark is the hand written number 1864 over glaze in orange/red. The plate is in very good condition with no chips or cracks, but there is some gold wear and some utensil marks. A beautiful plate.

This is a lovely early Staffordshire, England plate measuring 1 inch high by 9.5 inches in diameter with a hand applied enamel paint on transfer floral center including ladies' slipper with a blue border and hand applied gold shell and foliage design with a gold dentil edge. The only mark is the hand written number 1864 over glaze in orange/red. The plate is in very good condition with no chips or cracks, but there is some gold wear and some utensil marks. A beautiful plate.

This is a lovely antique English teacup trio or cup and saucer with matching plate made in Staffordshire England 1870-1880s. The victorian porcelain cup, saucer and plate has a fancy molded scalloped shape with peach colored ribbons and wild flower bouquets with gold trim on white. The cup is 2.5 inches high, the saucer is 5.5 in diameter and the plate is 7 inches in diameter. The cup and saucer with plate are in very good +++ condition with no chips or cracks. There is some minor gold wear, and there are specks of mineral or kiln dust from the manufacturing process which is quite normal for china of this age. A really pretty set of victorian Staffordshire china.

Bilston Battersea Halcyon Days Enamels Round Box 1979 Valentine's Day Box Made in England Box is in Excellent Mint condition, Box measures 1 3/4 inches wide and about 1 1/4 inches tall. Hasp works great, come in original box, rests on crush Blue velvet . Really nice Gift item

This is a typical Victorian Mask jug, with relief moulded mask to pourer, and figures seated on the ground to the sides. The whole jug is copper lustre ware, and there is green decoration over the moulded scrolls around the lip. Jug measures 20 cm high and 15 cm wide (8 inches by 6 inches). Some internal crazing inside, but excellent condition outside.

Floral pattern Davenport cup and saucer - pattern is Shiraz . The mark is for 1844. The saucer is deeply dished as was the style at the time, and is in excellent condition - there is a slice off the underneath foot rim (see photo of saucer rear), but this is minor. The cup is also very good, having no cracks or chips. It does have a bruise under the foot rim underneath, and the inside of the cup bottom has crazing. Very pretty example of mid 19th century English pottery.

This is a lovely antique English celery jar or celery vase made by an unknown maker in England 1880-1900. The molded ceramic celery jar or vase has a green transferware floral band of daisies and swags and sponged gold trim. The only mark is a tiny gold 35 on the bottom which is most likely a shape code or the gilder's number. The celery vase or jar is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or wear. Celery jars or vases are most often seen in glass. The victorians, with their love for gadgets, came up with the celery jar to keep celery crisp. Today they are also used as decorative flower vases. This celery vase is exceptionally nice and I grabbed it when I saw it on our last English buying trip. Lovely!

This is an antique 7 inch in diameter ironstone plate made in Staffordshire, England by one of several manufacturers between 1860-1880s in the Chelsea Grape or Grandmother's pattern with molded swags and blue grape sprigs and copper luster. The plate is in very good ++ condition with no chips or cracks. There is a bit of mineral deposits or kiln dust from the manufacturing process which is perfectly normal for the date of manufacture. A wonderful victorian survival and very collectible.

John Moyr Smith designed a series of tiles for Mintons China Works around 1870, called the Industrial Series (aka The Trades). There were 12 tiles in the series - which are sometimes hard to find. This early series was also adapted to desert dishes in brown on white transfer. This plate is The Plumber . Measuring 8 1/2 in diameter. There are 2 minor rim chips and a small line n the bottom rim and light discoloration to the back of the dish. Generally, it is in very good overall condition. We also have 2 other plates in this series. (#T-1922) keywords: Victorian tiles tile antique ceramic pottery staffordshire transferware

John Moyr Smith designed a series of tiles for Mintons China Works around 1870, called the Industrial Series (aka The Trades). There were 12 tiles in the series - which are sometimes hard to find. This early series was also adapted to desert dishes in brown on white transfer. This plate is The Pottery . Measuring 8 1/2 in diameter. There is a small line on the bottom rim and light discoloration to the back of the dish. Generally, it is in very good overall condition. We also have 2 other plates in this series. (#T-1924) keywords: Victorian tiles tile antique ceramic pottery staffordshire transferware

Beautiful souvineer plate of New Orleans was made by the Rowland & Marsellus Co, in Staffordshire England. Titled Views of New Orleans. Designed and Imported by The D.H.Holmes Co. Ltd, New Orleans Louisiana. Has views of 1)Cathedral Through Gateway, 2) Little Theatre Courtyard, 3) Old Brulatour Patio, 4) Interior Patio Royal, and 5) Pirate Alley. There is either a flaw or a crack - see pic. I cannot tell which it is, but is in bottom-middle of plate and does not go to edge, so not going to do any harm, and can't be seen unless you are up close.There appears to be glaze in the crack, so I believe it is from original firing. Plate is really beautifully done.

Done in red and white transfeer, this children's cup and saucer is in the Rhone pattern. Maker's initials W.A.A., circa 1860, England. Saucer measures 4 1/2 in diam, the cup is 2 1/4 high x 2 5/8 in diam. Two small chips on the cup edge. (#T-2057) Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English children toy dishes

This 10 1/2 plate is gorgeous! There is a gold and black luster band on the inside rim and a gold band on the edge. The colors of pink, blue and gold are unusual. Made in England, circa 1860 - in excellent condition. (#T-2054) Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English

Made by Copeland, in England, circa 1860 - this is a shallow soup bowl, measuring 9 3/4 in diameter. Done in polychrome lustre. In Excellent condition. (#T-NC007) Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English

Made by George Jones and Sons, circa 1890, this is a red and white transfer plate in the Abbey pattern - measures 10 1/2 in diam. In Excellent condition. (#T-NC010) Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English

This transferware shallow soup bowl is done in a blue gray color on white - measures 9 1/4 in diam. Made by Wedgwood & Company, circa 1860. In excellent condition. (#T-NC008) Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English

Great handle on this brown and white transferware mush cup. Measures 4 high x 4 1/2 diam at the top. Nice thin gold band around the top rim. Circa 1870 - England. Minor staining on inside bottom of the cup - generally very nice condition. (#T-1918) Key words: romantic staffordshire flow blue china transferware transfer ware antique English

The Manor House Oxfad - Mug Coaching Days Crown Devon, made in England No. 206 on bottom. Brown pottery mug or stein with a picture of an old English house and a buggy drawn by two horses. Mug is 5-1/2 inches tall and 3-1/8 inches across top.

Waterfront House Mug Brown pottery mug or stein. Bottom says Crown Devon, Fieldings, Staffordshire England Picture of a house with boats on the waterfront. Mug is 5-1/2 inches tall and 3-1/8 inches across top. Under 2 lbs.