Antique Cairo Buffalo Pottery China Pitcher/Vase. Early 1900s

Antique Cairo Buffalo China Pottery Full Sized Pitcher Early 1900's . Size is 7.5" tall by 7" wide . It's a good sized piece.

Beautiful pink or cranberry roses and yellow roses either green leaves trailing an gold accents. Probably 22k.

Has expected crazing for its age and some browning line on one side,which almost looks like part of the design now,  see pic of it. Other then that a  solid piece of history from the early 1900s.

"Buffalo Pottery’s history began in 1903 when the Larkin Soap Company of Buffalo, New York began making pottery and china to offer customers as premiums when they purchased soap products by mail order or through select retail outlets.

"The story began before the pottery was produced, however. While the soap being sold was the focus of John Durrant Larkin, his brother-in-law Elbert Hubbard, who was a salesman with the company, spearheaded the marketing plan that ultimately resulted in the now-famous pottery by devising a gift-with-purchase concept. "

"Silk