Copper Lustre Antique Blue Floral Bottom Band Creamer

A classic 19th-century English copper lustre jug with a deep cobalt band hand-painted in scrolling foliage. The bulbous body, flared neck, and shaped handle show the quintessential Staffordshire/Sunderland look—great as a mantle display or to add sparkle to a shelf vignette.

• Materials: Earthenware pottery with copper lustre glaze; cobalt blue band with hand-painted foliate motifs; dark glazed interior.

• Style/Theme: Victorian copper lustre; Georgian/Regency revival; floral scrolls.

• Age: c. 1830–1860 (mid-19th century).

• Size: approx. 5 in tall x 5 in wide (spout to handle).

• Condition: Good antique condition with expected wear to lustre and a few small glaze skips/rubs at rim and high points; light surface marks and base wear; no structural cracks noted.

• Brand/Maker: Unmarked, typical of Staffordshire/Sunderland cottage-industry production.

• Country of origin: England (attribution).

• Food safety: Not recommended for food or drink use due to historic glazes; best for decorative use only.