a German Wicke-Werk salt-glazed stoneware creamer, likely mid-20th century.

German Wicke-Werk salt-glazed stoneware creamer, likely from the mid-20th century. It features an embossed design with cherubs holding grapes and the inscription "Trinkt wie eure Vater aus Stein den Wein" which translates to "Drink the wine like your fathers from stone", made of stoneware with a salt glaze, giving them a unique texture and finish. Wick-Werke was a German pottery company known for producing a variety of stoneware items, including pitchers, steins, and mugs. These pieces are often collected for their vintage charm and traditional German craftsmanship. The creamer is approximately 6 1/2 inches tall and has a capacity of around 0.25 liters.