What a fun find - a bit rare - and definitely something to add to your ceramic or fox hunt collection. This Bourne Denby ceramic small pitcher/creamer was produced from 1945 to 1950 in England. It has four figures in relief around the perimeter; horse and rider, hound, fox and tree, representing the elements of the fox hunt. The relief figures are on a neutral (slightly green) background with beaded detail on the top and bottom edges. The areas above the neutral sections, the inside and the handle have a mottled brown ceramic finish. Wonderful details on a special little piece.

The base is marked Bourne Denby Derby Made in England. A bit of history of Bourne Denby-
The famous pottery at Denby was established in 1809 by Joseph Bourne & Son Ltd (c. 1850–1970) a stoneware and earthenware manufacturer at Bourne's Pottery, Denby, Derbyshire.

Really nice condition. No chips or cracks and quite usable for décor or serving.

Dimensions:
3 1/4" tall
4 3/4" wide at widest part to edge of handle
2 1/2" diameter at top
2 1/8" diameter at base