Pitcher c. 19th century

This 19th-century pitcher, made by an anonymous artist, is a fine example of blue and white transferware. The piece is decorated with a hunting scene featuring two men with guns and a dog, depicted in a stylized landscape. The silver luster finish adds a unique touch to the design, reflecting light and enhancing the overall aesthetic of the piece. Transferware is a type of decorative ceramic ware that was popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, showcasing intricate designs printed on the surface of the piece using a transfer process. This pitcher, now housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, offers a glimpse into the decorative styles and craftsmanship of the period.