Royal Worcester · Pet treat jars
Royal Worcester Wrendale Designs Dog Treat Jar
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- Material
- Fine bone china (porcelain)
- Lid
- Airtight per maker, bone-shaped handle
Features
Features
- Fine bone china body
- Assorted dogs from Hannah Dale's watercolors
- Bone-shaped handle on the lid
- Lid described by the maker as airtight
Specifications
Specifications
| Maker | Royal Worcester |
|---|---|
| Type | Treat jar |
| Shelf | Pet treat jars |
| Material | Fine bone china (porcelain) |
| Lid | Airtight per maker, bone-shaped handle |
| Finish | Hand-painted design |
Care and use
Care and use
- No washing directions come with this jar, so wash it by hand to protect the painted design.
- Wipe crumbs from the rim before closing so the lid sits flat and seals.
About this jar
A treat jar that belongs on show, not in the pantry
Royal Worcester has made English porcelain since 1751, and this treat jar belongs to its Wrendale Designs range with the artist Hannah Dale. The body is fine bone china painted with a group of her watercolor dogs, and you lift the lid by a handle shaped like a bone. It is a treat jar you will not want to hide away.
The maker says the lid seals airtight, which keeps biscuits crisp and the smell of meaty treats inside the jar. That makes it a fair home for training treats by the back door. Bone china is fine and fairly light, so give it a steady spot where a wagging tail will not reach it.
The pet treat jars shelf holds 6 more jars beside this Royal Worcester one at $37.99, every one from the jars at Cookie Jar.
