Antique 19th Century Regent New Wharf Creamer

This is a creamer made by New Wharf Pottery in England in the 19th century, between 1877 and 1894. It is decorated with green in the form of flowers, leaves and bands on a white background. While this creamer has survived the peak of the British Empire, 2 world wars, the demise of the empire and the rise and fall of communism it has not survived unscathed. There are 2 chips and it needs a good cleaning, meaning its real value is as a curio piece. The pitcher is about 5" tall.