Here's a sweet antique find; a pretty copper and blue luster ware creamer! She's decorated with the most striking design of bronze, brown, blue and white striping effect. Just a proper little piece of copper lusterware which likely originated in the Staffordshire District of England in the early 1800s.

The overall finish on this lovely antique cream pitcher is wonderfully bright and shiny clean. There are some small surface scuffs on the bottom pedestal and the end of the spout. Bright white on the interior.

Likely this was originally created as a buttermilk or syrup pitcher but would lend itself to use as a flower vase or mantel decoration even more so, but it could be used for serving liquids. The coppery brown hue, the accents stripes and the deep blue color addition make it one-of-a-kind.

No manufacturer markings on the piece.

Dimensions:
3" tall x 4" wide from spout to handle
2" diameter at top opening
1 1/2" diameter at base