A charming piece of Victorian domestic life — a large earthenware wash pitcher decorated with a polychrome transfer print of roses, ferns, and wildflowers in soft pink and sepia tones. Crazing throughout is consistent with age and adds to the authentic character of this late 19th century piece. Base shows original kiln firing cracks — a normal characteristic of Victorian earthenware production, not damage.

No visible chips. A lovely display piece or addition to a Victorian or cottage-style interior. Aging Cracks on base.

Late 19th century, likely English
• Earthenware with allover crazing
• Polychrome floral transfer: roses, ferns, wildflowers
• Original kiln firing cracks to base
• No maker’s mark