Antique Porcelain Marmalade Pots

These gorgeous white and blue antique porcelain pots were manufactured in Belgium at the "Manufacture de porcelaine de Baudour" in the late 1800's to early 1900's.

The pots were manufactured for the "La Ferme des Templiers" (the farm of the nights Templar) in Frameries Belgium which was purchased by Victor Mirland in 1858.  Victor used these beautiful pots for his famous "pate de pommes" (apple paste) and marmalades. 

The Mirland products remained in production for 5 generations until 1970 when the last owner, Victor Godin retired.  Upon his death in 2020 the building was found in desolated condition but with many original assets still in it, including these stunning pots.

These can be used and styled in endless ways to add character and charm to your home. 

Each piece is authentic and unique and some contain slight imperfections.  No two pots are exactly the same. Quantities on this item are limited. 

Each piece measures approximately 4 inches in diameter and is roughly 3.5 inches tall.