Antique English Copper Lusterware Couple Relief Cream Pitcher

A charming mid-19th-century copper lusterware cream pitcher featuring a rich metallic copper glaze, a sky-blue banded body, and hand-applied polychrome reliefs (urn-and-foliate medallions and small vignette figures). Classic waisted form with pedestal foot and scroll handle. A lovely display piece of Victorian Staffordshire pottery.

• Materials: Earthenware pottery with copper luster glaze; hand-painted enamel/relief decoration

• Style/Theme: Victorian; Staffordshire copper luster; floral/urn medallions & figural vignette

• Age: Circa 1840–1860

• Size: Approx. 5 in wide x 5 in tall

• Condition: Presents well with honest age wear. Rubbing and mottling to the copper luster, scattered scratches and surface crazing, small spots of enamel loss on the raised decorations, and typical base/rim wear from age; interior shows age toning. No repairs observed in normal handling.

• Brand/Maker: Unmarked, in the manner of Staffordshire potteries (England) producing copper lusterware mid-19th century

• Country of Origin: Likely England (Staffordshire)

• Food Safe: Not recommended for food or drink use due to unknown historical glaze/lead content, best for decorative display