1800s Antique Staffordshire Cow Creamer Figurine 6.5" Milking fireplace decor

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, acceptable condition with signs of age and wear:Visible crazing throughout the glazeSome chipping and paint loss (notably on horns, base, and foliage)A hole present at the base rear side of the cow (likely original for firing or drainage)Overall stable structure with no major cracks or repairs visible

Origin: Staffordshire

Antique: Yes

Signed: No

Year Manufactured: 1800

Material: Ceramic

Subject: Cow

Colour: Multicoloured

Vintage: Yes

Brand: Staffordshire

Type: Figurine

Era: Victorian (1837-1900)

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Style: Victorian

Theme: Animals

Features: Hand Painted

Production Style: Art Pottery

Time Period Manufactured: 1850-1899

Production Technique: Pottery

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Handmade: Yes

This item is an antique Staffordshire cow creamer figurine featuring a charming pastoral scene of a young girl milking a cow. The handpainted ceramic showcases classic red and white cow patterning, and the base is detailed with green foliage and a soft blue stream. The girl wears a pink dress and white bonnet, sitting on a rustic bucket.

A wonderful piece of 19thcentury English ceramic art, it embodies the quintessential charm of Staffordshire pottery, known for its decorative storytelling through figurines.

Product Details:

• Brand/Origin: Staffordshire (England)

• Material: Ceramic / Earthenware

• Color: White with red/orange patches, green base, pink and white figure

• Dimensions: Approx. 6.5 inches tall (16.5 cm), 7 inches long 

• Weight: 900g

• Features: Handpainted, hollow with hole under base (typical for early Staffordshire figures)

• Function: Primarily decorative; may have originally been intended as a creamer or mantle piece

Condition:
Used, acceptable condition with signs of age and wear:

• Visible crazing throughout the glaze

• Some chipping and paint loss (notably on horns, base, and foliage)

• A hole present at the base rear side of the cow (likely original for firing or drainage)

• Overall stable structure with no major cracks or repairs visible

About Staffordshire Figurines:
Staffordshire pottery figurines became immensely popular in the 19th century for their storytelling appeal and affordability. They depicted domestic scenes, royalty, animals, and literary characters, serving both as home décor and sentimental keepsakes. Each figure was handpainted, giving it unique character and charm.