Lovely midcentury creamer by Eva Zeisel for Modern Craft

I'm delighted when researching an item takes me down an unexpected and interesting path. When I typed in this creamer's marks, Bitterwseet and Modern Craft, I came up with the name of the designer, Eva Zeisel. And when I typed in that name, I found a number of interesting sites, including: https://dinnerwaremuseum.org/main/one-table/caprice/ which states: "Eva Zeisel was one of few women to pursue an industrial design career in the early twentieth century. Her exceptional designs would make her one of the most celebrated industrial designers of the twentieth and early twenty-first century." For dinnerware, Eva Zeisel was the designer behind both the shape and the pattern of items.She was regularly commissioned by the Hall China Company, which is behind this piece in the Bittersweet pattern. I found out that Bittersweet, a lively pattern named after the flower it depicts, was branded either as Hallcraft or (as here) Modern Craft, a brand name used for the Canadian market. This softly curved piece measures a little over 5 inches long, about 3-1/2 inches wide and around 4-1/2 inches in height. It will comfortably hold a cup of milk or cream. In top condition, with no fading, chips or noticeable scratches.