Vintage Blue and White Pitcher

The blue and white pitcher is characteristically an antique transferware, a decoration method developed in the mid-18th century that allowed for the mass production of ceramic items with intricate prints. The use of cobalt blue pigment was prevalent because it was the most stable and cost-effective color that could withstand the high temperatures of the kilns. Pitchers with rural scenes, including horse-drawn carriages, chariots, or other figures in a landscape, were very common. Such pieces are frequently English, often originating from the Staffordshire region, and can be dated anywhere from the 19th to the early 20th century.

The measurement for this lovely piece:
Length:16cm
Width: 13.5cm
Height: 18cm