Retro Floral Ceramic Gravy Boat/Creamer

This item is a ceramic gravy boat or creamer, characterized by its rich, glossy dark brown glaze. Its physical characteristics reveal a stout, somewhat bulbous body that tapers towards the top, with a distinctly broad, 'pinched' pouring spout designed for efficient liquid flow without dripping. A small, ear-shaped handle is attached to one side, mirroring the angle of the spout. The most prominent feature is the vibrant floral decoration adorning the main body, featuring stylized flowers and leaves in shades of golden-yellow, olive green, and light blue or pale grey. These patterns suggest a mid-century modern or late 1960s to 1970s aesthetic, indicative of the 'groovy' or 'mod' design trends of that era. The ceramic material appears to be earthenware or stoneware, given its opaque and somewhat thick appearance. There are no easily discernible maker's marks or signatures visible in the provided image. The overall condition appears good, with the glaze intact and no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear marks; however, a thorough inspection would be required to confirm this. The craftsmanship seems of good, utilitarian quality, typical for mass-produced dinnerware of its period. The design is somewhat unique due to the distinctive spout and the bold, retro floral pattern.