Victorian-Style Ceramic Pitcher with Violet Decal

This is a white ceramic pitcher, likely porcelain or earthenware, exhibiting a somewhat spherical main body that tapers upwards to a gently fluted rim. The pitcher features a prominent pouring spout and an ornate, scrolled handle on the opposite side, which appears to be integrally molded with the body. The handle has a decorative flourish near its base, possibly a small leaf or scroll design. The primary decorative element is a vibrant floral decal applied to the front of the body, depicting clusters of purple and blue violets with green foliage and delicate tendrils. The colors of the decal are well-preserved, showing good saturation. There appears to be a faint, thin grey or silver band just below the rim and possibly around the base, though this is less clear. The base is flat for stability. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, suggesting a generally good condition for its age. The surface appears glossy, indicating a glazed finish. The overall aesthetic points to a Victorian or early 20th-century decorative style, or a modern reproduction in that style. No maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the provided images. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard quality for mass-produced decorative ceramics of its type, with consistent glazing and decal application.