Antique Staffordshire Pitcher, circa 1820-1830

- Dimensions: 9" spout to handle x 6.5" high x 4.5" deep

- A gorgeous palette of blue and green coupled with graphic banding make this antique Staffordshire pitcher one of our favorite ceramic finds to date.

- Made between 1820-1830, this piece feels surprisingly modern. Fill it with fresh cut blooms or use it for service at your table.

- The English county of Staffordshire has a rich history of pottery production dating to the 17th century. The region's abundant resources propelled it to become a leading ceramic center, especially during the 18th and 19th centuries when export of ceramics to Europe and America began to boom. Pottery made in this region is highly collectible and includes many familiar forms, like beloved porcelain dogs and figures. Today, the name remains synonymous with the tradition of fine handmade tableware.

- This antique pitcher is in very good condition. This piece is water tight. Please see our detailed photos.