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This item is an antique Doulton Burslem "Daffodil" pitcher, a classic piece of late Victorian pottery produced in Staffordshire, England.Design & Identification. Maker: Doulton Burslem (later known as Royal Doulton).Pattern: Daffodils, which features a detailed transferware design of daffodil blooms and foliage.Style: Typical of the late 19th century Aesthetic Movement, characterized by stylized nature motifs and extensive gold sponge-gilt detailing on the rim, body accents, and handle.Era: Circa 1880s to 1890s. This shape and style were frequently sold alongside a matching large washing basin as part of a traditional Victorian chamber set.Value & Collectibility. Pieces from this era from Doulton Burslem generally range in value from $80 to $200+ depending on the size of the pitcher, the completeness of the gold gilding, and the presence of any chips, cracks, or heavy crazing.If you are looking for similar antique items or want to see variations of this design, you can browse listings on platforms like or explore historical pottery archives.
