#2109 Blue and white relief-molded Burleigh Ironstone pitcher from Staffordshire.

No chips or cracks 7” x 7” Staffordshire pottery refers to ceramics produced in the Staffordshire region of England, which became a major center for pottery production from the 17th century onwards. The region is particularly renowned for its transferware, earthenware, and ironstone china, often featuring elaborate decorative motifs and historical scenes. Many Staffordshire potters produced high volumes of decorative and functional ceramics for both domestic and export markets. Burleigh Ware, a prominent Staffordshire pottery, is known for its high-quality ironstone china, often decorated with distinctive blue and white transfer prints. The company, with a history dating back to the mid-19th century, continued to produce classic designs into the 20th century. Their ironstone pitchers, like the one depicted, were popular for their durability and aesthetic appeal, frequently featuring ornate relief molding and scenic transfers.

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• Listed Jan 16, 2026