Antique Copper Lusterware Raised Floral Band Cup

Charming mid-19th-century English copper luster beaker featuring a bright metallic copper ground and a hand-painted, raised (sprigged) floral garland encircling the body. The interior and base show the classic reflective luster; the rim has a soft pink/lilac band typical of period pieces. A lovely small accent for a Victorian shelf, dresser vignette, or lusterware collection.

• Materials: Earthenware ceramic with copper luster glaze; hand-applied polychrome enamel (raised/sprigged floral band).

• Style/Theme: Victorian / Staffordshire lusterware; floral garland motif.

• Age: Mid-19th century, approx. c. 1840–1860.

• Maker/Brand: Unmarked, attributed to Staffordshire, England (typical form/finish for the region and era).

• Country of origin: England (attribution).

• Dimensions: 3 in tall x 3 in wide (approx.).

• Condition: Antique good. Luster rubbing and surface scratches from age; scattered small spots, minor kiln specks, and base/rim wear as shown. No obvious cracks; presents well with warm, even patina.

• Food Safety: Period luster and enamel glazes may contain lead; best for decorative use only, not for food or drink.