Antique Victorian Copper Lustre Pink Sand Band Creamer

A charming early- to mid-Victorian copper-lustre ceramic creamer featuring the classic “roughcast” (sand-textured) pink band around the belly, beaded collar, and a pedestal foot. Rich mirror-bright copper lustre with warm patina; a lovely example of 19th-century Staffordshire taste in a compact, display-friendly size.

• Materials: Earthenware body with copper lustre metallic overglaze; roughcast/sand-textured band; clear interior glaze

• Style/Theme: Victorian Staffordshire copper lustre; “roughcast” pink band; pedestal foot, beaded rim; cottage/folk/English country décor

• Age: c. 1840–1870 (19th century)

• Size: approx. 4 in W x 4 in H

• Condition: Good antique condition with honest age wear—rub/wear and small scratches to lustre, a few firing specks/pinholes and glaze irregularities, minor base/edge wear; no cracks noted and stands sound (see photos).

• Maker/Brand: Unmarked, typical Staffordshire work

• Country of origin: England (attributed)

• Food safety: Not recommended for food use due to historic metallic lustre glaze and age—best for display/flowers/props.