Pitcher (2) - Creamware - Golden faience from Jersey

Stunning pair of small pitchers (or milk/cream pots) in fine antique earthenware known as “Jersey” (English Staffordshire production), dating from the mid-19th century (Victorian era, around 1840-1850). These authentic Copper Lustreware pieces are distinguished by their brilliant copper patina and their multicolored relief decoration on a cobalt blue background.
Details & Rarity: Sought-after model featuring a handle sculpted in the shape of a crawling feline (decor described as “panther” or tiger) and a body adorned with dappled deer beneath a tree.
Dimensions: Height 11 cm.
Condition: Perfect condition. No chips, cracks, or flaws. The lustre gold gilt and the white interior enamel are very well preserved.
Ideal for collectors of antique ceramics or to blend into charming decor and a cabinet of curiosities.
Careful and highly protective packaging (bubble wrap and double cardboard) guaranteed."