Copper Lusterware 6” Pitcher England 1840-1860 hand painted Shepard scene

Description

View Copper Lusterware 6” Pitcher England 1840-1860 hand painted Shepard scene with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Antique English copper lustreware pitcher, dating from the mid-19th century, around 1840 to 1860. It was manufactured in the Staffordshire pottery region of England. It has a few stains inside the pitcher. Antique English copper lustreware pitcher, dating from the mid-19th century, around 1840 to 1860. It was manufactured in the Staffordshire pottery region of England. Key Characteristics Material and Finish: This pitcher is made of ceramic with a metallic copper glaze known as "copper lustre". Decoration: This specific design features a vibrant blue enameled band. The band is decorated with sprig-moulded relief panels depicting a pastoral shepherd attending his sheep scene. Form: It has a bulbous body, a flared spout, and a decorative handle characteristic of Victorian-era pottery. Approximate Dimensions: This pitcher stands at about 6 inches tall Condition: This pitcher is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. It has a few stains inside the pitcher. There is one “Factory Defect “ on the lip that appears as a chip. Under close inspection it is not a chip. Please view photos for a complete description. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Kitchen & Home › Dinnerware & Serveware › Jugs & Pitchers. Brand: Staffordshire.

Pattern

Lustre

Antique

Yes

Size

Medium

Color

Multicolor

Year Manufactured

1840

Material

Ceramic

Item Length

6.5”

Brand

Staffordshire

Type

Pitcher

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Item Height

6 in

Style

Georgian

Time Period Manufactured

1850-1899

Finish

Antique Copper

Item Width

6 in