Goedewaagen - Tobacco jar (2) - Ceramic





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Two matching ceramic tobacco humidor jars by Royal Goedewaagen of Gouda, Netherlands, dating from about 1950–1960, each 14 cm in height and diameter with polished brass lids; the larger jar bears the marks Tabac Anglais N°220, Opregte Goudse Pijpefabriek and the ES crown, and is in excellent vintage condition while the smaller jar shows two Native American figures and a TOEBACK banner, with its brass lid having three cracks along the edge and both bases stamped underglaze.
Description from the seller
A beautiful, matching set of two vintage Dutch ceramic tobacco (Toeback) humidor pots. Made by the renowned Royal Goedewaagen factory in Gouda, Netherlands, around the mid-20th century.
The larger jar features traditional black ink transfers reading "Tabac Anglais N°220" and "Opregte Goudse Pijpefabriek" alongside the historical crown "ES" maker's mark. The smaller jar displays two Native American figures flanking a classic "TOEBACK" banner. Both retain their gorgeous, original polished brass lids.
Condition:
The large jar is in excellent vintage condition with no chips or repairs. The smaller jar is structurally sound, but its brass lid has three distinct cracks along the edge (clearly highlighted in the close-up photos). Both bases bear the authentic underglaze stamps.
A beautiful, matching set of two vintage Dutch ceramic tobacco (Toeback) humidor pots. Made by the renowned Royal Goedewaagen factory in Gouda, Netherlands, around the mid-20th century.
The larger jar features traditional black ink transfers reading "Tabac Anglais N°220" and "Opregte Goudse Pijpefabriek" alongside the historical crown "ES" maker's mark. The smaller jar displays two Native American figures flanking a classic "TOEBACK" banner. Both retain their gorgeous, original polished brass lids.
Condition:
The large jar is in excellent vintage condition with no chips or repairs. The smaller jar is structurally sound, but its brass lid has three distinct cracks along the edge (clearly highlighted in the close-up photos). Both bases bear the authentic underglaze stamps.

