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​Own a piece of late-Victorian Staffordshire history! Features a glossy dark brown Rockingham/jet glaze heavily adorned with hand-painted gold gilt scrolls and vibrant, tactile raised enamel "dot" flowers in coral, turquoise, and white . Run your fingers over it—the texture is incredible! Flip it over, and you'll see the official stamp: Gibson & Sons, made in England, 'SIRDAR' line. The registry number dates this exact design right back to 1898. This is a literal late-Victorian survivor. ​💡 Styling Idea: Retired from pouring tea, she makes the ultimate statement piece. As staged in the photos with fresh yellow flowers, it looks breathtaking used as a vase to bring a moody, sophisticated Victorian charm to any shelf. ​⚠️ Condition: Antique As-Is. Notable large chip on the spout tip (see 1000052558.jpg). Body glaze is ultra-glossy, enamel is intact, and includes matching lid. Priced for its stunning decorative value!