A 1970s House of Webster "Briar Rose" pitcher from Rogers, Arkansas — pink and white ceramic roses with gold accents and a scalloped hem, American ceramic charm.
Maker: House of Webster
Pattern: Briar Rose (also called Dogwood)
Materials: Ceramic
Origin: Rogers, AR, USA
Era: Vintage, 1970s
Dimensions: 7.0" tall × 7.5" wide (spout to handle); 4.75" top opening; 6.75" base diameter
Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or crazing; gold accents intact. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A gracious Mother's Day gift, a spring or summer table piece, or simply a pitcher that makes the room feel more intentional.
House of Webster has been making ceramics in Arkansas since the 1930s, and this 1970s pitcher is a lovely example of their decorative work. Three full Briar Rose blooms in blush and white take the front, with two smaller roses on the back, all framed by gold-accented rim, handle, and scalloped base. The swirling details on the spout and the high-gloss glaze give it a soft, romantic finish that works equally well in a country kitchen or a more refined setting. Excellent condition throughout — gold entirely intact, no chips, cracks, or crazing.
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