Ramekins or Custard Cups, Brown, Three 3, Collctible Stoneware Baking Pottery

Description: Ramekins or Custard Cups, Brown, Set of Three 3, Collctible Stoneware Baking Pottery Serving, Old Antique Farmhouse Cottage Cabin Tableware These three Ramekins or Custard Cups are not the same in size or color. However, I’m selling them together because my Grandmother used them as a set and they like living together. The smallest ramekin: o Measures about 2.25 inches tall, just a little over 3 inches in diameter at the top and about 2 inches in diameter at the bottom. oIt is one of the lighter brown oThe bottom is not glazed. oThere is some discoloring and crazing on the cream-colored inside. The medium ramekin: oMeasures about 2.5 inches tall, is about 3.25 inches in diameter at the top, and about 2 inches in diameter at the bottom. oIt is the darkest of the 3 ramekins. oThere are some minor chips on the unglazed bottom. oThe white inside is in very good condition. The largest ramekin: o Measures almost 2.5 inches tall, is between 3.25 and 3.5 inches in diameter at the top, and about 2 inches in diameter at the bottom. oIt does not quite match the smaller ramekin but it is one of the lighter ones. oThere is some crazing on the outside and inside. oThere is a significant crack close to the bottom, outside. The crack does not go through to the inside. oThere is another crack on the inside from the rim to almost the bottom. The crack does not go through to the outside. oThe inside shows the most discoloration. A ramekin was most often used to bake and serve individual portions of dishes like Pudding, Crème Brûlée, Soufflé, or Custard. They could equally be used to bake an egg or serve dips. While I do not know the exact age, I know these ramekins to be quite old; likely the late 1800s or early 1900s. There is no maker mark on any of them. They could be early Weller or Hall. They were used at my grandparent's Cape Cod summer cottage where Grandmother served, almost daily, individual portions of bread pudding to Grandfather, herself, and my Mother. Bread spoiled easily back then, especially at a summer cottage. So bread pudding was my Grandmother's favorite way to turn stale bread into dessert. She often served it for breakfast. So these ramekins show the wear. While these ramekins know rustic cottage life, they would be equally comfortable in your farmhouse or your cabin. Use them as ramekins or upcycle them into small nuts or candy serving dishes, small candle holders, or small plant holders on your kitchen windowsill. I'm sure there are many more uses for your rustic decor. PLEASE READ: All items I list as vintage, antique and/or collectible have had previous lives and show wear appropriate to their age, some more than others. All the items I am selling come from my family's estates of Northern Michigan, Ohio farm country, or Boston and Cape Cod. In most cases, I leave the deep cleaning, polishing and/or repairs, or not, up to the buyer. I describe each item honestly and to the best of my ability, however, I am definitely NOT an expert on every item I list. Please read item descriptions carefully and contact me with your questions before you buy. Please see the photos and feel free to ask questions. Thanks! IMPORTANT INFO - PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BUY: Item Descriptions: All items I list as vintage, antique and/or collectible have had previous lives and show wear appropriate to their age, some more than others. Most items come from my family estates. In most cases, I leave the cleaning and polishing, or not, up to the buyer. I describe each item honestly and to the best of my ability, however, I am definitely NOT an expert. Please read item descriptions carefully before you bid and feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Shipping: I am happy to combine shipping whenever possible. I cannot combine shipping on items that are especially fragile and need to be packaged separately or items purchased under the eBay Buy It Now offer. Because I am generally selling quite old and irreplaceable items, I prefer to ship Priority Mail in order to reduce the time these items are in the post. Whenever I am able to safely ship using a less expensive method I will make that an option available to the buyer. I will ship only to the address you have provided in your eBay account. Please do not ask me to change the shipping address. If your item should arrive damaged, please contact me immediately and retain the original packaging. I will require from you photo proof of damage to the item and the packaging. Please send as many photos as necessary to provide clear proof to the carrier of damage. And please retain the damaged item and the packaging as long as necessary. Some carriers require the physical proof instead of photos. If I do not insure the item through the carrier, I will personally provide a full refund, including shipping costs. If I have insured the item, I will provide to you information regarding collecting insurance. Payments: Payment is due within 3 days of the end of the auction or at the time of purchase if you are using the Buy it Now option. Your item will ship within 1-2 business days of cleared payment. If you prefer, you may make arrangements to pickup your item(s) at my location. Returns: See Listing Details for this item, please. All items must be returned in the condition that you received them. International Buyers: Please contact me before buying if you are from outside the U.S.. I will be happy to calculate Shipping and Handling for an international address. You will be responsible for all tariffs, duties or custom fees related to the item purchased. I ship internationally using only Priority Mail as that is the only international method of shipping through the U.S. Postal Service that provides delivery confirmation. I will ship only to the address provided in your eBay account. Questions: Please ask. I’m happy to help.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Fife Lake, Michigan

End Time: 2025-02-11T20:02:47.000Z

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