This exquisite 1920s–1930s Victoria China creamer captures the romantic charm of early 20th-century European porcelain. With its soft lavender and white lustre glaze, hand-painted floral motif, and delicate ruffled rim, this piece evokes the feminine elegance of shabby chic and cottagecore styling. Made in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Schmidt & Co. of Altrohlau, this generously sized porcelain creamer is as functional as it is beautiful - ideal for tea, coffee, sauces, or even fresh blooms on your table.
🔸 Key Features
Authentic Victoria China Czechoslovakia – 1920s–30s
Elegant lavender lusterware glaze with pearlescent sheen
Hand-painted floral motif in red, orange, and soft greens
Embossed ruffled rim and rounded form with spouted lip
Generous 750ml capacity – perfect for tea service, sauces, or display
A versatile piece for vintage, coquette, or cottagecore homes
Early 20th-century European porcelain craftsmanship
📏 Measurements
Height: 9.7 cm (3.8 in)
Handle to Spout Length: 17.5 cm (6.9 in)
Rim Diameter: 9.5 cm (3.7 in)
Width: 13 cm (5.1 in)
Capacity: 750ml (25.4 fl oz)
Bohemian Grace – Lustre Elegance from Interwar Czechoslovakia
Crafted during the golden age of lusterware, this Victoria China creamer embodies the refined artistry of Schmidt & Co., a respected Bohemian porcelain maker. The iridescent finish reflects light in soft rainbow hues, while the vivid florals add a pop of romantic colour. Whether pouring milk at afternoon tea or holding fresh garden posies, it brings warmth and vintage character to your home.
Condition & Packaging
Good vintage condition – no chips or cracks visible
Glaze and floral artwork well-preserved
Carefully packaged using sustainable, recyclable materials
Combined postage available – overages refunded after dispatch
📩 Questions or need more images? We're happy to help - message us anytime!
🌸 Add a Touch of Lustrous Vintage Romance to Your Tea Table
Perfect for gifting, collecting, or decorating - this dreamy creamer is ready to bring soft vintage flair to your kitchen or table setting.
This exquisite 1920s–1930s Victoria China creamer captures the romantic charm of early 20th-century European porcelain. With its soft lavender and white lustre glaze, hand-painted floral motif, and delicate ruffled rim, this piece evokes the feminine elegance of shabby chic and cottagecore styling. Made in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Schmidt & Co. of Altrohlau, this generously sized porcelain creamer is as functional as it is beautiful - ideal for tea, coffee, sauces, or even fresh blooms on your table.
🔸 Key Features
Authentic Victoria China Czechoslovakia – 1920s–30s
Elegant lavender lusterware glaze with pearlescent sheen
Hand-painted floral motif in red, orange, and soft greens
Embossed ruffled rim and rounded form with spouted lip
Generous 750ml capacity – perfect for tea service, sauces, or display
A versatile piece for vintage, coquette, or cottagecore homes
Early 20th-century European porcelain craftsmanship
📏 Measurements
Height: 9.7 cm (3.8 in)
Handle to Spout Length: 17.5 cm (6.9 in)
Rim Diameter: 9.5 cm (3.7 in)
Width: 13 cm (5.1 in)
Capacity: 750ml (25.4 fl oz)
Bohemian Grace – Lustre Elegance from Interwar Czechoslovakia
Crafted during the golden age of lusterware, this Victoria China creamer embodies the refined artistry of Schmidt & Co., a respected Bohemian porcelain maker. The iridescent finish reflects light in soft rainbow hues, while the vivid florals add a pop of romantic colour. Whether pouring milk at afternoon tea or holding fresh garden posies, it brings warmth and vintage character to your home.
Condition & Packaging
Good vintage condition – no chips or cracks visible
Glaze and floral artwork well-preserved
Carefully packaged using sustainable, recyclable materials
Combined postage available – overages refunded after dispatch
📩 Questions or need more images? We're happy to help - message us anytime!
🌸 Add a Touch of Lustrous Vintage Romance to Your Tea Table
Perfect for gifting, collecting, or decorating - this dreamy creamer is ready to bring soft vintage flair to your kitchen or table setting.