Victorian Majolica Faux Bamboo Creamer Songbird Motif Circa 1890

A Victorian Majolica creamer (small milk pitcher), circa 1890, rendered in the exact matching motif as the companion teapot. Featuring Aesthetic Movement faux-bamboo detailing, the body is styled as bound bamboo shoots in a honey-amber glaze, decorated on both sides with a high-relief songbird perched among foliage.

Designed with a textured faux-bamboo handle and sweeping spout, the creamer rests on four small feet. The interior is finished with a high-gloss lavender/pink glaze—a classic hallmark of late 19th-century English Victorian Majolica production.

It is in excellent antique condition with light, age-appropriate glaze crazing typical of 19th-century

Majolica earthenware. Free of chips or cracks.

Free domestic shipping. This wonderful creamer will arrive wrapped in our whimsical Artistic Animal paper.l