Two white vitrified creamers with scalloped rims, embossed swags and curved handles.
Although these two vintage ironstone creamers share the exact same classic silhouette, scalloped rim, and embossed scroll motif, their bases reveal distinct production origins. The smaller pitcher bears a green John Maddock & Sons England "Vitrified" lion stamp, dating this authentic English piece to around 1896–1906. In contrast, the larger pitcher has a completely unmarked base, which was a common practice for American potteries—such as Greenwood or McNicol—or later manufacturers producing matching institutional and restaurant ware in the same popular shape. Together, they make a charming, cohesive "married" pair that blends true English antique provenance with sturdy vintage utility
Lovely on a coffee bar or holding small flowers. Wear is mild
Two white vitrified creamers with scalloped rims, embossed swags and curved handles.
Although these two vintage ironstone creamers share the exact same classic silhouette, scalloped rim, and embossed scroll motif, their bases reveal distinct production origins. The smaller pitcher bears a green John Maddock & Sons England "Vitrified" lion stamp, dating this authentic English piece to around 1896–1906. In contrast, the larger pitcher has a completely unmarked base, which was a common practice for American potteries—such as Greenwood or McNicol—or later manufacturers producing matching institutional and restaurant ware in the same popular shape. Together, they make a charming, cohesive "married" pair that blends true English antique provenance with sturdy vintage utility
Lovely on a coffee bar or holding small flowers. Wear is mild