Exceptional early 1900s faience duck pitcher attributed to Manuel Gustavo Bordalo Pinheiro (1867–1920), crafted at Fábrica de Faianças das Caldas da Rainha, Portugal. This remarkable figural jug features three sculpted ducks — one forming the spout, another the handle, and a third perched on the removable lid — showcasing the naturalistic Art Nouveau style synonymous with the Bordalo family.

Base bears the impressed Caldas da Rainha circular mark and "PORTUGAL", dating production to circa 1900–1908. Also bears a faint impressed signature consistent with Manuel Gustavo's hand.

Condition: Excellent for its age. Only a small chip on the underside of the spout's lower bill (barely visible). No cracks or repairs; rich glaze and fine antique crazing throughout.

Size: ~10.5" H with lid.

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