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Description
This is a mustard Yellow color ceramic creamer that stand 5" tall at the spout. It has "Aut Vincere Aut Mori" on the top of the image and "Succefs to the independent Boston Fusiliers Incorporated July 4th 1787 America for ever"., at the bottom of the image. At the lip of the creamer are Mason Symbols. I'm wondering what the age of this creamer is and what is the resale value. I would like to put it in my vintage Etsy shop. Also is it a transfer image? (Transfer ware)
Thank you so much.
Karen
Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
IronStone clay
Distinguishing marks
See my comments but it's by Royal Crownford, England Ironstone on the bottom of the piece.
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
5" Tall, 5.5" Wide including spout and handle.
Date Period
1970'S?
Weight
12.5 ounces
History
bought at a church flea market in the Atlanta area.
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Re: Royal Crownford Ironstone Creamer England
Royal Crownford was a trade name used by J H Weatherby & Sons (Ltd), which operated from 1891-2000. Your piece is a late 20th Century reproduction , made to resemble late 18th century British Earthenware pottery. Pieces like this often sell for under $20.00.