US Pottery Semi-Vitreous Porcelain Pitcher w/ Gold Gilding Floral Design Antique

US Pottery Semi-Vitreous Porcelain Pitcher w/ Gold Gilding Floral Design Antique This antique pitcher crafted by the US Pottery Company in Wellsville, Ohio, between 1893 and 1922, showcases delicate floral motifs with gold gilded accents. Made of semi-vitreous porcelain, it’s a timeless example of fine craftsmanship. Its petite size and historic charm make it a fascinating piece of American ceramic artistry Manufacturer stamp on bottom Wrote in gold on bottom, "7164, S. 54-P." Not sure what this means Hexagonal base Stands approximately 4.5 inches tall Intricate handle with scalloped details "Vitreous" refers to a glass-like state, and in the context of porcelain, it means the clay body has fused together at high temperatures, resulting in low water absorption (less than 3%). "Semi-vitreous" porcelain, on the other hand, absorbs more moisture (3% to 7%) because it's fired at a lower temperature than fully vitreous porcelain. Serious offers tend to be accepted Items are cross listed Packed & Ship within one day Item is exactly what you receive. LP #1185 S1-C1