A charming Late 19th Century Antique English Victorian "Jackfield" Pottery Cow Creamer. The patient creature standing upon an oval moulded base with typical overall black glaze heightened with sparse gilding, her tail forming the handle. No Maker's Marks but three good clear stilt marks. The Shropshire village of Jackfield in the Ironbridge Gorge, from which these delightful black-glazed animals derive their generic name was principally known as a centre of ceramic tile production from circa 1850. For similar examples, see:- CRAIG'S COW CREAMERS ~
Height ~ 12.00 cm. / 4.72 inches ~ Width ~ 16.00 cm. / 6.29 inches ~ Depth ~ 8.50 cm. / 3.34 inches ~ Year ~ Circa 1875
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