antique bolesławiec stoneware cream pitcher

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Handcrafted in the Polish town of Bolesławiec, this stoneware pitcher showcases the region’s celebrated tradition of hand-stamped patterns in rich cobalt blue and warm brown tones. Often mistaken for German pottery, these pieces originate from Silesia, a region that was once part of Germany before becoming Polish territory after World War II. As a result, Bolesławiec pottery is sometimes referred to by its former German name, Bunzlauer. This charming pitcher was sourced from a market in Bamberg, and is ideal for serving cream or syrup, or as a small vase for fresh blooms. dimensions: 5.25"W x 3.5"D x 3.25"H Show more