Set of 2 Vintage Small Milk Pitchers Wade (1940s) & Oldcourt Ware (1955) Rustic Charm

Set of 2 Vintage Milk Pitchers Wade (1940s) & Oldcourt Ware (1955+) Rustic Charm

This charming pair of vintage milk pitchers brings a sense of history and timeless style to your home. Perfect for collectors or enthusiasts of English pottery, each piece has its own unique story:

1. Wade England Porcelain Pitcher (1940s)

   • Height: 12 cm
   • Backstamp: Wade Mark from the 1940s
   • Condition: Slight grazing and some wear consistent with age.

   About Wade Pottery:
   Wade, originally founded in 1810, is a celebrated name in British ceramics. Known for iconic pieces like Wade Whimsies and Gurgle Jugs, the company also produced high-quality industrial ceramics. George Wades leadership elevated the brand to international acclaim. This pitcher is a fine example of mid-20th-century craftsmanship, with its enduring appeal for collectors and decorators alike.

2. Oldcourt Ware Pitcher (1955+)

   • Hand-painted.
   • Height: 13 cm
   • Mark: Oldcourt Ware c.1955
   • Condition: Slight grazing and wear as expected from its vintage nature.

   About Oldcourt Ware:
   Founded by James Fryer in 1920, Oldcourt Ware transitioned from decorating whiteware to producing its own pottery by 1945. By 1955, the company exclusively manufactured unique and colorful pieces, celebrated for their hand-painted designs. This pitcher represents the post-war optimism and creativity of Stoke-on-Trents ceramic industry.

Note: Both pitchers are sold in used condition, with slight grazing and wear. Ideal for display or functional use, they can enhance rustic, farmhouse, or cottage-style décor.