19th-century Staffordshire Pitcher With Imari Design.

Victorian-era ewer (mid-19th century, circa 1850–1870). A truly beautiful collector’s item for enthusiasts of antique tableware and English ceramics.
Item characteristics:

• Ceramic body: Fine Ironstone earthenware from the famous Staffordshire potteries (England).
• Decoration: Rich, Asian-inspired polychrome decoration (Imari/Chinoiserie style) depicting pagodas, landscapes, and floral motifs. Exquisitely hand-painted details with superb gold accents.
• Marking on the base: Decoration/model number 3008 hand-inscribed in fine gold.
• Hinged lid: Made of Sheffield pewter (Britannia Metal), stamped on the inside of the hinge by the prestigious firm “R. BROADHEAD & Co” (Rogers Broadhead & Co, Sheffield). The hinge mechanism works perfectly.

Dimensions:
In good condition. Overall in excellent condition for its age. The colors and gilding retain a beautiful luster.
Height: 27 cm.

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