Cobalt Blue Glazed Ceramic Pitcher with Raised Relief Patterns

This item is a decorative ceramic pitcher featuring a globose body and a distinctively scalloped rim. The vessel is finished in a deep, rich cobalt blue glaze with a high-gloss sheen. Its surface is adorned with various raised relief or 'sprigged' decorative elements in a contrasting off-white or cream color. These motifs include a prominent central quatrefoil or mandala-style floral emblem, elegant scrollwork (rinceau), small circular raised dots, and a horizontal band of diamond-shaped lozenges around the shoulder. The handle is large and ornate, following a sinuous, C-scroll form that adds to the piece's traditional aesthetic. Regarding craftsmanship, the decorative applications appear somewhat uniform, suggesting a modern production using mold-poured ceramic techniques rather than hand-thrown pottery. Specifically, the relief details are slip-trailed or molded onto the body. The condition appears to be very good with no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing in the glaze, though minor shelf wear on the foot is typical for such items. The style is a contemporary interpretation of traditional European earthenware, likely manufactured within the last 20-30 years for home decor retail.