This beautiful antique transferware pitcher is a striking example of late Victorian to early‑20th‑century English ceramic design, likely produced somewhere between the 1890s and the 1910s. Its tall, elegant form and richly detailed green‑blue floral panels give it a wonderfully timeless presence, the kind that instantly lifts a dresser, sideboard, or kitchen shelf.
The scalloped rim, curved handle and crisp white glaze all frame the intricate botanical scenes that wrap around the body, showing off the craftsmanship and decorative flair of the period. At 30 cm high, it has real statement scale, making it perfect for display or for use as a bold vase filled with fresh or dried flowers.
Originally made as a washstand pitcher, it now fits beautifully into cottage‑core, farmhouse, vintage and botanical interiors. A charming, characterful piece of antique English pottery in wonderful condition, no chips, ready to be enjoyed in its next home.
Dimensions.(cm)
H - 30 / W - 25 / D - 18
This beautiful antique transferware pitcher is a striking example of late Victorian to early‑20th‑century English ceramic design, likely produced somewhere between the 1890s and the 1910s. Its tall, elegant form and richly detailed green‑blue floral panels give it a wonderfully timeless presence, the kind that instantly lifts a dresser, sideboard, or kitchen shelf.
The scalloped rim, curved handle and crisp white glaze all frame the intricate botanical scenes that wrap around the body, showing off the craftsmanship and decorative flair of the period. At 30 cm high, it has real statement scale, making it perfect for display or for use as a bold vase filled with fresh or dried flowers.
Originally made as a washstand pitcher, it now fits beautifully into cottage‑core, farmhouse, vintage and botanical interiors. A charming, characterful piece of antique English pottery in wonderful condition, no chips, ready to be enjoyed in its next home.
Dimensions.(cm)
H - 30 / W - 25 / D - 18
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