Stoneware jug "E.N.S.O. Bleekpoeder" - Belgium 1920s–1940s

This original stoneware jug once served as a packaging vessel for E.N.S.O. Bleekpoeder, a bleaching powder for the Belgian and Dutch markets. The striking cobalt blue lettering with the inscription "1 lb E.N.S.O. BLEEKPOEDER 35/37 %" makes it an exceptional testament to European everyday and industrial history today.

The jug was made of salt-glazed stoneware, as was predominantly produced in the Westerwald region in the early 20th century. The combination of light stoneware, glossy salt glaze, and cobalt blue lettering is typical of this traditional ceramic region, whose vessels were used throughout Europe by chemical, food, and colonial goods merchants.

The jug likely dates from the 1920s to 1940s and impresses with its simple, functional form. Today, it is perfectly suited as a decorative object in country, industrial, or farmhouse style. Whether as a holder for kitchen utensils, for dried flowers, or simply as an authentic collector's item – it brings history and character to any home.

• Original packaging vessel for E.N.S.O. Bleekpoeder
  
• Made of salt-glazed Westerwald stoneware
• Dating: approx. 1920s–1940s
• Original cobalt blue lettering
• Height: 15 cm
• Diameter: 10 cm
• Weight: 640 g
  
• Quantity: 1 piece

A timeless piece of everyday history that preserves the simple beauty of historical utility ceramics to this day.