English Copper Lustrina Pitcher with Floral Decoration

Charming English ceramic copper lustreware jug with an iridescent metallic finish that gives it a characteristic golden/copper tone. This piece features delicate hand-painted floral decorations in white, green and pink glaze.

Origin and Style:

Example of English pottery from Staffordshire, United Kingdom, with a lustrine finish popularized in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This style was produced by brands such as Wade Ceramics, often referred to as "Harvest Ware".

Features:

• English ceramic with iridescent copper luster finish.
• Hand-painted floral decorations in white, green, and pink enamel.
• Domed body with a faceted geometric pattern on the underside.
• Smooth surface on top with floral motifs.
• Spout with wavy edges
• Stylish and functional wing
• Origin: Staffordshire, United Kingdom
• Time period: 19th century / Early 20th century

Use:

Originally used for serving milk or cream, this jug is now an excellent decorative piece, perfect as a vase or for a collection. Ideal for collectors of English ceramics, lustrine enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates vintage pieces with history and character.