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The object is a piece of antique Gaudy Welsh pottery, likely a small tureen or planter, featuring the distinctive "Oyster" pattern.
Style: Gaudy Welsh pottery is brightly colored, heavily decorated earthenware produced primarily between 1820 and the 1890s.
Pattern: The "Oyster" pattern is characterized by a vibrant palette of cobalt blue, salmon/orange, brown, and green with copper luster accents.
Features: This specific piece has a four-footed base and small lug handles on the sides. No lid.
Origin: The style originated in Wales, though many pieces were made by Staffordshire potteries like Allertons in England. Retails $450 on Chairish with lid.
Discounted due to no lid.
