Vintage Gibsons Staffordshire Lusterware Creamer, Sugar Bowl & Milk Pitcher Set

This is a three-piece vintage ceramic tea service set manufactured by Gibsons in Staffordshire, England, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s-1960s). The set includes a central milk pitcher (jug), a twin-handled sugar bowl, and a smaller creamer. Each piece is characterized by a striking metallic copper or rose-gold glaze known as copper luster, which provides a highly reflective, mirror-like finish. The exterior surfaces are adorned with decorative floral and foliate scrollwork patterns that appear to be sand-textured or embossed beneath the luster glaze, creating a three-dimensional contrast. Physically, the pieces exhibit rounded, bulbous bodies with classic C-scroll handles. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality Staffordshire pottery from this era, combining durable earthenware with decorative metallic finishes. While visible condition appears generally good in the photograph, copper luster of this age is prone to minor surface scratching, 'crazing' in the underlying glaze, and thinning of the metallic finish on high-use areas like handles and rims. The manufacturer's branding, identified in the listing title, suggests a standard Gibsons potter's mark would be present on the underside of each piece. This style of lusterware was highly popular in British households for its ability to mimic more expensive solid metal services.