Featured Help ID large pitcher/ewer.

Hello my friends. I've had this piece for years and just pulled it out today. This is ironstone or something like it, heavy and hard. It is 11 1/2" tall and about 28" around the fullest part. I'm including a pic of the handle and one of the spout as those are both kind of unusual. I found a couple similar using Google lens but no ID. The body is very pale pink while the handle and top are creamy white. No mark on the base which is glazed except for the dry ring.


Thanks for all the great help you give!

 

Wash pitcher missing its basin.

Debora

 

https://www.vintagefindsredesign.com/shop/c/p/Pitcher-Basin-Set-x69203745.htm

 

I do know it's a wash pitcher missing the basin. Guess I should have said that to begin with. I saw that set @Roaring20s . They don't know who either. It would be very nice to have a maker, country of origin and/or general age.

Thanks, Linda

 

It is lovely, Linda, even as a single piece.
I would guess it is English, so tagging @Ownedbybear for you.

 

And I agree it’s English. Some Staffordshire maker in the late nineteenth I’d say. Hydrangea one side, rudbeckia the other.

 

Thank you, @Ownedbybear That gives me terms to search with. Thanks, @Any Jewelry for tagging Bear!

Linda

 

I’ve just realised, yours is the one with hydrangea, the rudbeckia is on that full set!

There was a piece with that kind of picked out tip gilding on one of the Facebook groups. Someone thought maybe Coalport.

 

Ooh! Very cool! Do you know is there a Coalport fb group or another website I can go to research? Thanks for the lead!

Linda

 

It's quite a pretty thing, isn't it?

Debora

 

I think so.

 

Hope you're keeping your eyes out for the matching basin.

Debora

 

Try the Potty British Pottery and Porcelain Facebook group, they’re excellent. That’s where I saw the gilded thing.

 

I would love to find the basin but it will be hard to find without knowing maker. I've had this probably 8 or 9 years and I don't have a clue where I found it!
Thanks @Ownedbybear, I'll check them out.

Linda