Shelley, a pottery manufacturer with passionate collectors worldwide, closed its kilns in 1966, making its pieces increasingly rare and valuable. This is a charming jug with a pink trim, adorned with a bouquet of spring wildflowers including bellflowers and chrysanthemums. It appears to have been produced around the same time as the "Wild Flowers" pattern, suggesting it was made between the 1940s and 1950s. Although originally intended as a creamer, its plump body holds a generous 260ml (when filled to 80%). We believe it would be more fitting to use it as a small jug for water or cold beverages, and this particular shape is unusual for a Shelley creamer. Why not take this opportunity? We are also offering a trio set in the same pattern, so please take a look. Although at least 65 years have passed since its manufacture, it remains in a lustrous and beautiful condition. The interior is also pristine white (photo 12). There is no damage. While the item is in beautiful condition, it exhibits characteristics of age such as manufacturing pinholes, air bubbles, color variations, small black spots, ink splatters, glaze inconsistencies, and minor surface scratches from storage. Those seeking perfection in quality or who are sensitive to such details are advised to refrain from purchasing. It has been 57 years since Shelley closed its kilns, and the items that exist are now rare treasures. We kindly ask that you refrain from price negotiations, except for combined shipping discounts. We will not respond to discount offers. Thank you for your understanding. *Width: 12.5cm (from spout to handle) *Depth: 9cm *Height: 9.5cm (to top of handle) *Capacity: 260ml (filled to 80%) Pink Rose Tulip Parrot Tulip Wild Flowers Paragon Paragon Aynsley Hammersley Antique Flea Market Clignancourt Brocante Shelley Shelley Foley Foley