Antique English Staffordshire Cow Creamer, C. 1850

One of the most imaginative and beloved forms to emerge from the Staffordshire potteries, this mid-19th century cow creamer transforms a practical object into pure storytelling. The farmer lifts his hat to receive the cream, while the cow’s mouth forms the pouring spout—a clever and humorous design that delighted Victorian households.

These handmade and hand-painted figures were staples of English country tables, used during tea service and displayed proudly on mantels between use. Each example carries the subtle irregularities of kiln firing and brushwork, reminders of its individual creation. Exceptionally whimsical and highly collectible, this piece embodies the charm and ingenuity that define early Staffordshire ceramics.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Antique; 19th Century, c.1850
Condition: Very Good; small glaze flakes and crazing consistent with age
Country of Origin: England
Materials: Ceramic
Dimensions: 9" L x 2.5" W x 7.75" H
Color/Finish: White / Brown / Multi
Marked: Unmarked, as typical for early Staffordshire
Care: Hand-wash only

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