This beautifully hand-painted Staffordshire cow creamer was produced by William Kent, a renowned English pottery company established in 1894, known for crafting ‘Staffordshire Ware’ figures, dogs, and flat-back ornaments. Featuring a classic red and white pattern, a gracefully arched tail handle, and a decorative floral base, this charming piece embodies the artistry and tradition of English ceramic craftsmanship.
The fine white crazing seen on this piece was intentionally added, a distinctive technique used to enhance its beauty and vintage appeal. This particular design closely resembles examples from William Kent’s 1955 product catalogue, making it a wonderful find for collectors of Staffordshire pottery and mid-century ceramics.
A delightful addition to a ceramic collection, a traditional kitchen display, or a European country-style table setting, this Staffordshire cow creamer celebrates the legacy of one of England’s most respected pottery makers.
Key Features:
William Kent Staffordshire cow creamer, hand-painted with a red and white pattern
Produced by William Kent, established in 1894, a maker of ‘Staffordshire Ware’ figures and flat-back ornaments
Features a post-WWII William Kent backstamp with a Staffordshire Knot, used until 1962
A design similar to those featured in William Kent’s 1955 product catalogue
Glazed with intentionally added fine white crazing, enhancing its vintage charm
A perfect addition to a Staffordshire pottery collection or a European country-style interior
Size:
(W) 18cm
(D) 8.5cm
(H) 13cm
Condition:
This piece is in very good vintage condition, with no chips, visible damage, or colour fading. The glaze remains vibrant, and the decorative details are beautifully preserved. Please see photos for details.
