Vintage Edward Don & Co. Quality Ovenware Creamer Pitcher/Lidless Tea/ Coffee Pot, 12 oz. Capacity, 9 in Stock

Vintage Edward Don white creamer pitcher / lidless teapot and is made from vitrified china and measures approximately 4" tall x 6"W (from spout to handle) x 3-1/2" deep. The piece is marked "Don Quality Ovenware 12 oz." on the bottom.

Edward Don & Company is a supplier of foodservice equipment and supplies -- they offer a variety of unique shapes and patterns for tabletop presentations. This creamer pitcher is designed to be oven-safe, microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe. It is a versatile piece that can be used for both hot and cold beverages.

This piece is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, or staining. Its off-white color goes with any decor. A substantial piece, this creamer pitcher/lidless teapot would make a great addition to your vintage kitchen or your ironstone collection. Also makes a terrific gift. Perfect for that farmhouse, and country decor. Great for tea, coffee, milk, cream or syrup, etc. ( 9 pitchers are available in stock)

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