This is a beautiful antique milk pitcher (creamer) from Aynsley, a famous English porcelain manufacturer. The bottom is stamped with "Rd No. 255280," indicating a design registered around 1895. It features the delicate and elegant form characteristic of the late Victorian era. The piece has an embossed pattern on a gentle ivory ground, with spray chrysanthemums in a vibrant yellow. The gold gilding is tastefully applied and shines elegantly depending on the light. There is one hairline crack, so it's more suitable for displaying small flowers or accessories rather than for tea time, but it can still be enjoyed. 【Condition】 Antique * As this is an antique piece that is over 130 years old, there are signs of age such as crazing, wear to the gold gilding, and black spots, but there are no chips in the embossing. * There is a hairline crack on the handle side. (See images 17 and 18) → Please check the photos. → Please ask any questions you may have. → Please understand that this item has been stored at home before purchasing. ⚠️ Antique items may have imperfections such as distortions, color variations, paint smudges, paint loss, small black spots, subtle bumps, unevenness, glaze imperfections, and kiln marks due to hand-painting. These are due to the manufacturing techniques of the time and should be understood as part of the unique charm of antiques. 【Size (approximate)】 7.5cm x 11cm Shipping will be done using cushioning materials like bubble wrap and will be sent via Mercari's insured shipping service. ※ Basically, returns are not accepted. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. ※ We inspect items carefully, but it is a personal inspection. Please forgive any oversights. ※ The condition of the item is based on personal perception. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details. For those who like domestic tableware manufacturers such as Noritake, Okura Art China, and Narumi. For those who like English tableware such as Royal Albert, Aynsley, Hammersley, Minton, Royal Crown Derby, and Royal Stafford. For those interested in German tableware such as Meissen and Rosenthal. For those who like Italian tableware such as Richard Ginori. Would you like it for practical use or for your collection? 4200→3980