Antique Edwardian Brown & Steventon Burslem England Ceramic Vase (c. 1903-1913)

Add a rare, piece of English ceramic history to your collection with this gorgeous antique baluster vase crafted by Brown & Steventon at the Royal Pottery in Burslem, Staffordshire, England. Based on the specific, early-era manufacturer's backstamp, this exact piece dates precisely between 1903 and 1913, predating the company's incorporation into a limited partnership.  Standing 9.5 inches tall, the vase features a stunning, pearl-like iridescent lustre glaze that catches the light with a beautiful rainbow spectrum. The exterior finish is further elevated by an elegant, fine all-over crazing pattern embedded beneath the smooth, high-gloss glaze.As featured in the provided photos (image_c1c49d.jpg, image_c1c463.jpg, image_c1c440.jpg, and image_c1c41d.jpg), the underside displays the rare, authentic early maker's backstamp featuring a radiant sun face inside a banner flanked by the words Brown & Steventon, Burslem England.  Product Features & DetailsBrand/Maker: Brown & Steventon (B&S)  Production Date: 1903 - 1913 (Edwardian Era Antique)  Origin: Burslem, Staffordshire, England  Material: Fine Antique Ceramic / EarthenwareFinish: Glossy iridescent white/pearl lustre glaze with an elegant, uniform aged crackle finishShape: Tall, elegant tapered baluster silhouette with a flared rimHeight: Approx. 9.5 inchesCondition NoteThis antique vase is in excellent structurally sound condition for being over 110 years old. There are absolutely no structural cracks,