Vintage Milk Pitcher with Rooster Design

This is a vintage milk pitcher crafted from white ceramic or porcelain, featuring a stylized rooster and weather vane design. The pitcher has a classic form with a wide base tapering slightly upwards, a graceful pouring spout, and a C-shaped handle seamlessly integrated into the body. The primary decoration is a gold and black graphic depicting a rooster, possibly a weathercock, perched atop an elaborate weather vane. The rooster's feathers are rendered in a metallic gold, giving a subtle shimmer, while the weather vane structure and directional arrows are in matte black, providing a striking contrast. Below the rooster, there are small stylized arrow motifs, also in black. A notable condition issue is a prominent hairline crack extending from the rim down the side of the pitcher, visible in the upper left quadrant of the decorated area, running through the weather vane design. There are also a few small dark spots or specks on the lower body of the pitcher, which could be manufacturing imperfections or minor surface blemishes. The design aesthetic suggests a mid-20th century style, possibly from the 1950s or 1960s, a period known for its playful and illustrative kitchenware graphics. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, indicative of mass-produced items from that era. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernable from the provided images.