Antique English Lustreware Pottery Creamer | S-1 Apothecary our Italian potters pay homage

our Italian potters pay homage to Rosso’s masterpiece every time a new Helena Pot is moulded

Perfect for a vanity or desk

Its antique white hue and sturdy rectangular form are complemented by convenient handles

this carved marble lady torso is an elegantly lined partial figure sculpture

The rope-wrapped frame is suspended from a bronze chain and finished with a decorative tassel

Antique English Lustreware Pottery Creamer | S-1 Apothecary our Italian potters pay homageAntique English lustreware pottery creamer All of the lustreware pieces in this collection are pottery, not solid metal. Silver lustreware was created using a metallic glaze, often with platinum oxide, which was fired onto the surface to produce a reflective finish that mimics polished silver. Sometimes called poor mans silver, these pieces offered an elegant yet affordable alternative to sterling. This type of lustreware was especially popular in