W. H. Goss Crested China Miniature Porringer or Quaich

This is a fine bone china miniature vessel, specifically a single-handled porringer or quaich, manufactured by W. H. Goss (Falcon Pottery). The item is characterized by its creamy white glazed finish and its notably delicate, thin-walled construction. It features a circular bowl with a flat, upright 'lug' handle extending from the rim. Centered on the body is a colorful architectural crest, likely a municipal coat of arms (specifically for a UK town or city), applied via a high-quality transfer print. The crest includes heraldic supporters and a banner below. Considering the maker, this piece likely dates from the late 19th to early 20th century (Victorian or Edwardian era), a period when crested souvenir china was a popular collectible. The material appears to be in good vintage condition with no visible cracks or significant chips, though there may be minor handling wear to the transfer and the base. W. H. Goss was renowned for the purity of his porcelain body and the accuracy of the heraldic colors, and this piece displays the typical high-quality craftsmanship associated with the brand.