Royal Adderley Fine Bone China Creamer

The item is a small, white ceramic vessel, identified as a creamer based on the provided context. Its material is clearly stated on the base as 'Fine Bone China', indicating high quality translucent porcelain known for its strength and elegant appearance. The primary color is white, suggesting a classic and versatile design. The bottom of the creamer features prominent manufacturing details in black text. The central marking includes 'Royal Adderley' in a script or decorative font, positioned above 'FINE BONE CHINA' and 'ENGLAND'. Above 'Royal Adderley' is a crown motif, flanked by 'RIDGEWAY POTTERIES LTD.' in an arc, and the year '1789' beneath the crown. While '1789' is present, it is highly unlikely to be the manufacturing date and more probably refers to the founding year of the Ridgeway Potteries, indicating a heritage brand; the piece itself likely dates from the 20th century, possibly mid to late. The construction appears standard for a creamer, with a sturdy base and a small handle visible on the side. The surface shows some minor signs of age or use, specifically a small green smudge or mark near the 'Ridgway Potteries' text and some light dirt or residue around the rim of the base, suggesting it's been handled or stored without its original packaging. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from this angle, indicating good overall condition. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, typical of bone china production from established English potteries.