English Copper Yellow Luster Ware 4.5” Pitcher Creamer HP Village c 1850 Antique

Description

View English Copper Yellow Luster Ware 4.5” Pitcher Creamer HP Village c 1850 Antique with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. It is known for its iridescent sheen, often featuring decorative bands of color with molded, raised, or hand-painted floral patterns, commonly seen on jugs, pitchers, and mugs. Antique English Copper and Yellow Luster Ware Lustreware 5” Pitcher or Creamer with a hand-painted country pastoral village scene with houses or cottages and trees on a soft yellow border, circa 1850.  Antique English copper lusterware is a type of 19th-century earthenware characterized by a shiny, metallic, copper-colored glaze applied over a base body, usually produced in Staffordshire, England, between roughly 1800 and 1900. It is known for its iridescent sheen, often featuring decorative bands of color with molded, raised, or hand-painted floral patterns, commonly seen on jugs, pitchers, and mugs. Lovely vintage antique condition with light wear on the base consistent with age, used, and storage. The body of the piece is not chipped or cracked. About 4 5/8" tall, 5 1/2" wide from handle to spout, and 3 1/2" deep. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Kitchen & Home › Dinnerware & Serveware › Mugs. Brand: Unbranded.

Number of Items in Set

One-Piece

Shape

Round

Occasion

All Occasions

Size

Small

Beverage Type

Hot or Cold

Year Manufactured

1850

Vintage

No

Personalize

No

Design

Painted

Department

Unisex Adults

Care Instructions

Hand Wash Only

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Original

Item Height

4.5 in

Style

Victorian

Features

Decorated, Handle, Hand Painted

Handmade

Yes

Item Width

5.5 in

Pattern

Village

Color

Multicolor

Set Includes

Creamer

Material

Ceramic & Porcelain

Brand

Unbranded

Type

Pitcher

Theme

Floral

Time Period Manufactured

1850-1899

Service For

1

Country of Origin

United Kingdom