Vintage Clarice Cliff Pink Rosebud Creamer circa 1930s Royal Staffordshire Ceramics scarlett o hara Originally the large end of

Originally the large end of a double egg cup was used for soft-boiled eggs that were de-shelled before serving and augmented with bacon

This semi-vitreous porcelain antique pitcher was made by the United States Pottery Company in Wellsville

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That type of construction gives this plate a substantial and sturdy composition and the ability to hold heavier foods confidently and carefully

- Marked on the back with distributors stamp

Vintage Clarice Cliff Pink Rosebud Creamer circa 1930s Royal Staffordshire Ceramics scarlett o hara Originally the large end ofHAVING A LITTLE FUN AT MY WORK DOESN'T MAKE ME ANY LESS OF AN ARTIST. CLARICE CLIFF {HISTORY} Made in England during the 1930s, this sweet little pink rosebud creamer was designed by noteworthy British ceramic artist Clarice Cliff (1899 1972) for Royal Staffordshire. Featuring a repetitive image of a simple petite rose bouquet set against a swirled body, this little charmer is a lovely example of Clarice's eclectic body of work. Not quite as avant