Ravenwood Porcelain Hand Painted Tankard Pitcher French Mold

This exquisite hand-painted porcelain pitcher showcases the artistry of Ravenwood, the prestigious porcelain division of H.P. Sinclaire Studios in Corning, New York (1900-1914). Featuring a rich maroon base and handle, the piece is adorned with meticulously painted draping grapes and leaves that cascade across its entire surface, complemented by elegant gold gilt trim at the rim and base. Crafted on a fine Limoges factory blank, this tankard pitcher exemplifies the studio's commitment to sourcing premium European porcelain and elevating it through skilled hand-painting. Each Ravenwood creation bears the distinctive black raven mark, a testament to its authentic heritage and the dedication of artisans who transformed imported blanks into timeless works of decorative art.

Measures: 12" tall, 6" base and a 5" opening at spout

Condition: No chips or cracks, no crazing, some very minimal wear to gold gilt trim at top and bottom rim. Near Museum Quality Condition.