Pitcher 1875

This white porcelain pitcher, created in 1875 by Karl L.H. Müller, is an example of ceramic art from the 19th century. Its surface is adorned with a relief scene of figures, and the handle is formed in the shape of a lion's head. The pitcher's simple, elegant design, executed in white porcelain, reflects the taste of the period for classical motifs and refined craftsmanship. "Pitcher" is now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.