Dudson, Wilcox & Till Hanley England Semi-Porcelain Pitcher – “Fashoda” Pattern

This elegant semi-porcelain pitcher was crafted by Dudson, Wilcox & Till, a small pottery active in Hanley, England, from 1902 to 1926. The “Fashoda” pattern, inspired by the intricate designs of late 19th-century Japanese porcelain imports, is beautifully showcased in this sturdy and timeless piece. The pitcher sits gracefully on a pedestal base. The pottery mark is clearly visible on the base, authenticating its origin and heritage. This rare and collectible piece combines functionality with artistic charm, making it a perfect addition to any antique or vintage decor collection. Brand: Dudson, Wilcox & Till Measurements: 7.25" in height and 6.5" from spout to handle Condition: good, no chips, but see flaws from old age in the photos