This is a round, “ball”-form ceramic pitcher in glossy black glaze, approximately 8” tall (per ruler shots) with a wide arched handle, pinched spout, and a small integrated lid/stopper at the pour opening. Hand-painted decoration of blue, powder-blue, and white florets with yellow centers, green leaves, and thin gold accent swirls. Underside shows a raised foot ring with a green-and-yellow banded glaze detail around a central cork/stopper — no visible maker’s mark in the photos.

This reads as mid-to-late 20th century decorative/folk pottery — the glossy black glaze with hand-applied floral decoration is a common style seen in American and Mexican-made tourist/decorator ware (comparable pieces turn up unmarked or with worn stickers only). Condition looks good overall — glaze is glossy with no visible chips, though I can’t rule out small flea-bites without handling it; note any AS IS wear you find.