Antique Buffalo Pottery Semi-Vitreous Wash Set

This is a multi-piece antique wash set manufactured by Buffalo Pottery, dating from the early 20th century (circa 1905-1915). The set is crafted from semi-vitreous china and features a classic Edwardian-style floral motif consisting of pink and yellow cabbage roses with green foliage against a creamy white glazed ground. The set includes a large bulbous water pitcher with a scalloped rim and an ornate scrolled handle, a wide wash basin with a flaring rim, and a matching chamber pot with a single handle and ribbed body detailing. Some pieces appear to have gold-colored gilt accents along the rims and handles, though these show signs of rubbing and thinning typical of age. The pottery exhibits a smooth, glossy glaze, but visible crazing is present on several pieces, which is common for this type of earthenware. Minor surface staining and shelf wear on the unglazed footrings are visible. The craftsmanship is typical of the high-quality commercial utilitarian wares produced by Buffalo Pottery (founded by the Larkin Soap Company) intended for household use. The set is displayed on a period-correct marble-top oak washstand, suggesting a well-preserved domestic ensemble from the American Arts and Crafts or late Victorian era. No major chips or structural cracks are immediately apparent from the primary view, though the glaze displays a soft patina from over a century of age.