I am pleased to offer a retired Botanic Garden 6.5 inch high (without the lid) Dog Rose or Rosa Canina canister. This flower is found on salad plates and is still currently produced in the Botanic Garden range.

The canister is in excellent condition with few, if any, signs of use with a very nice tight sealing lid with no dry spots which are so common on older canister lids. Please be sure to look below for more photos and a full description.

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The Dog Rose motif, famous for its huge bee, was an original 1972 flower on salad plates and still remains in production today. It is based on an image found in a 1835 botany book with illustrations by William Clarke,Moral of Flowers, and written by Mrs. Hey.

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The image above is borrowed from a salad plate.

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Size	About 6-1/2" high, not including the lid, and 4-1/4" across the bottom
Transfer	Found once on the front, perfect and bright with no flaws
Ground	Very white
Glaze	Nice shiny glaze, no crazing or any other glaze flaw
Chips/Cracks	None
Stains	None
Use Marks	None, except for a VERY slight amount of shelf wear on the bottom unglazed ring where it sits on a surface. Please see the photo above.
Other Comments	The lid is in super condition with nice smooth varnish and holds a great seal. An excellent Botanic Garden Dog Rose canister with an excellent lid!

The bottom is marked with a Crest ID backstamp.

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