Vintage Brass Water Pitcher and Miniature Brass Lantern

This set consists of two distinct vintage metalware items: a medium-sized brass pitcher and a decorative miniature brass oil lamp or lantern. The pitcher features a cylindrical lower body that flares into a conical shoulder, topped with a narrow neck and a hinged lid. The lid is accented with a white ceramic or porcelain finial knob, and it possesses a sturdy flat-bar brass handle and a short, triangular spout. The construction indicates a mid-20th-century aesthetic, possibly inspired by French or European milk jugs. Beside it is a miniature lantern, approximately 4-5 inches tall, featuring a clear glass globe encased in a thin wire guard with a circular brass base and top chimney. The lantern includes a wire bail handle for hanging. Physically, both items are crafted from yellow brass with a noticeable aged patina, showing areas of oxidation and darkening typical of unpolished metal. The pitcher shows minor surface scuffs and small indentations consistent with use. The glass on the lantern appears intact without major cracks, though the metal components show some surface wear and tarnish. While No specific maker's marks are visible in the image, the craftsmanship suggests mass-production from the 1960s-1980s intended for home decor or functional kitchen use. The combination of metal and ceramic on the pitcher suggests a late mid-century 'country' or 'rustic' style.