Copper Lusterware Teal Top Leaf Antique Cup

A small hand-decorated copper-lustre beaker featuring paneled gold sides, a teal enamel band around the rim with gilt foliate vines, and a pink-luster lip. The interior is cream glazed. Compact and eye-catching—great for display, a vanity cup, or a small bud vase.

• Materials: Glazed earthenware (ceramic) with copper/pink lustre and hand-applied gilt decoration; teal enamel band.

• Style: Regency/Victorian lustreware; neoclassical foliate band; cottagecore display piece.

• Theme: Botanical/foliate.

• Age: Circa 1880–1900 (late 19th century), based on form, palette, and copper-lustre finish.

• Maker/Brand: Unmarked; likely Staffordshire/English lustreware.

• Country of origin: Likely England.

• Food safe? Recommended for decorative use only due to age and wear to metallic/gilt surfaces.

• Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear. Noticeable rubs and losses to the gilt/copper lustre (especially on the panels and foot), small surface scratches and specks inside, and general shelf wear to the base. No obvious cracks or repairs noted. Please see photos.

• Size: 3.5 in tall × 3 in wide (approx.).