RARE LARGE ANTIQUE PITCHER 1867 COPELAND PARIAN SALT WASH SATIN GLAZE JUG. ACORN

Crafted in 1867, this rare Copeland & Sons salt wash satin glaze pitcher jug stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of the Victorian era. Its large size and unique acorn pattern boast the distinguished style of antique ceramic parian earthenware, complete with the beige hue and glazed finish that are characteristic of the period. A genuine piece that retains the charm and durability of its ceramic construction. As an original antique item, this pitcher jug is a treasure for collectors and enthusiasts of historic dinnerware, offering a glimpse into the elegance of the past. The piece is in extremely good condition for its heritage and was my great great grandmothers, it has always stayed in a China cabinet as long as I can remember which is 48 years. There are no visible chips, cracks or crazing. Unfortunately I have to sell it so please bid and let me know of your interest. It measures approximately 10” with spout tall by 6.5” wide at the widest point. It will be packaged very carefully and securely within two days of the sale. Thank you.