Description
This finely crafted blue-and-white ceramic ladle channels the pastoral elegance of late Victorian Staffordshire pottery. A cobalt blue trailing vine motif winds around the inner bowl, framed by a hand-applied gilded edge that still catches the light despite some gentle fading. The handle is decorated in deep blue streaks and gold lines, worn in places but still vibrant.
The bowl is shallow and wide—perfect for serving from tureens or larger dishes—and the piece balances well when displayed on its side. The overall silhouette is gently arched, with the footed end of the handle curving back slightly in classic antique fashion.
Signs of age such as crazing, glaze bubbles, and mild surface wear add to its rustic authenticity.
Details:
– Blue & white ceramic ladle with gold highlights
– Approximate length: 19.5 cm
– Decorative handle with cobalt glaze and gold striping
– Condition: Vintage wear including gilt loss, crazing, and glaze variation
– Unmarked
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