Victorian Era Wash Stand with Porcelain Basin and Pitcher Set

This item is a complete wash stand featuring a mahogany-stained wooden frame, likely cherry or a similar hardwood, with a comprehensive porcelain basin and pitcher set, along with a matching smaller set and a lidded container. The wash stand itself is constructed with two octagonal shelves, connected by four ornately turned, carved legs consistent with a barley twist design, adding a decorative and historical touch. The top shelf holds a large porcelain pitcher and a matching large basin. Both large porcelain pieces are decorated with a vibrant floral motif primarily featuring pink and red roses intertwined with green foliage and smaller blue and yellow accent flowers, all against a creamy white or ivory background. The edges of both the pitcher and basin have a scalloped, relief molded design with gold-colored trim, indicating a higher level of craftsmanship. The pitcher has a prominent spout and a sturdy handle, while the basin is wide and shallow, designed to catch water. Below, on the bottom shelf, there's a smaller, coordinating set consisting of a miniature pitcher, a small vase or creamer, and a handled cup, all adorned with the same floral pattern and gilded accents. A small, lidded circular container, also matching the set, completes the lower arrangement. The wood of the stand appears to be in good condition with some visible grain, suggesting its age. The items show a consistent aesthetic, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century, a period when such wash sets were common in bedrooms before widespread indoor plumbing. There are no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the porcelain, and the wooden stand maintains its structural integrity and finish. The mirror section attached to the back of the top shelf is an additional functional and decorative element, also framed in a dark wood matching the stand. The overall presentation indicates a well-preserved antique or vintage piece.