Vintage 1970s Denby Canterbury ceramic canister set from England. The lids can be used on either canister because they have the same diameter. They can also be stacked in two tiers. These canisters are attractive because they can be used for both Japanese and Western purposes, such as sugar pots, food storage for pickled plums, or cutlery holders. Canister (small) Diameter 8cm x Height 6.5cm (excluding lid) Canister (large) Diameter 8cm x Height 10cm (excluding lid) *Wooden spoons are not included. As a vintage item, there are no noticeable scratches, stains, or chips. It has been displayed in a glass case, so it is in a clean condition with no noticeable scratches or stains. I think it is in good condition, but please note that it is used. Denby was established in 1809 in Derbyshire, England. Initially, the focus was on producing ceramic bottles, but after World War II, the company shifted to manufacturing tableware. Because it is stoneware, it is durable and long-lasting. It is a popular, long-established manufacturer that continues to be loved worldwide. Hornsea Ceramano, Quistgaard, Teema, Mikasa, Stoneware, Noritake, Folkstone, #Arabia #Iittala #Shussai Kiln #Mashiko-yaki #Kasama-yaki #Onta-yaki #Arita-yaki #Karatsu-yaki #Mino-yaki #Shigaraki-yaki #Koishiwara-yaki #Oda-yaki #Mingei (Folk Craft), Bernard Leach, Yumachi Kiln, Nishimochida Kiln, Makitani Kiln, Akihiro Nikaido, Teppei Ono, Kosuke Teramura, Yuji Muraki, Masanobu Ando, Katsufumi Baba, Yoshio Samukawa, Naoyuki Inoue, Tetsuya Osawa, Atsuko Anzai, Fumoto Kiln, Enkoji Kiln, Juro Saito, Kazumi Kato, Rui Fukuda, Naozumi Tanaka, Takashi Yomiya, Kyoko Ichiyanagi, Yusuke Hatakeyama, Creil et Montereau, Sarreguemines, Hug O War, Babaghuri, Yachimun, Takashi Tomii, cogu, for those who like French, Italian, European antiques, etc.