Edwardian Style Etched Glass Pitcher (1 Litre Capacity) Art & Craft to create the first porcelain

to create the first porcelain dinnerware plate that was suitable for export

scalloped or wavy edge and a pressed glass pattern on the bottom that resembles a starburst or sunburst design

figural handle in the shape of a full clown figure extends from the side

Willliam Robinson Midwinter established his own company in 1910

Very nostalgic South African kitchen history

Edwardian Style Etched Glass Pitcher (1 Litre Capacity) Art & Craft to create the first porcelainThe glass item is a clear glass pitcher (or jug) with a delicate, decorative etching, likely a vintage or antique piece. It is made of clear, transparent glass, which is an amorphous solid known for its ability to let light pass through. The pitcher features an intricate etched pattern, which feels smooth to the touch and was likely created using an acid process or hand engraving. The design appears to be a floral or botanical motif (looks like roses)