Here is an antique English copper lusterware pitcher (or jug), likely produced in the Staffordshire region circa the 1850's. Key Details Origin and Age: The style is characteristic of 19th-century Staffordshire pottery, which produced a large volume of copper lusterware from 1820 to 1860 for export. The use of both a metallic luster finish and applied transfer scenes with hand-painted enamel details was common during this period. Decoration: The pitcher features a rich, burnished copper luster glaze over an earthenware body. It has a white panel on each side with an enameled transfer-printed scene, possibly a neoclassical or mythological subject. Maker's Marks: These pieces rarely have a manufacturer's mark, making it difficult to attribute to a specific potter. There are no marks on this piece.

Good antique condition. There is 1 little chip on the edge of the pour spout as pointed out in the last photo. The copper glaze has some scratches, wear consistent with it's age. We took lots of photos for your inspection.

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