Mysterious Floral Corset Shaped Creamer w/ Gold Trim -- maybe French or from OH?

Description

From an estate in the heart of Amish and Pennsylvania Dutch Country in Lancaster County.
This lovely creamer has pretty pink and blue violet flowers, lace-like raised edges and just a sprinkling of gold on its handle.
It looks very similar to a Haviland France Limoge piece I saw recently at an antique auction house, as well as a piece by Homer Laughlin, which I believe was produced in Ohio and later on in West Virginia -- both close neighbors of Pennsylvania.
Though it has no verifiable pedigree, it could find renewed purpose as a pretty little pitcher to water plants on your windowsill, a lovely container for some potpourri, or a vase for a small bunch of fresh or silk flowers :)
This mysterious lovely would also fit right in when setting the table with an array of tea cups and saucers of different patterns.
Will ship the next business day after receipt of payment from a
smoke-free and pet-free home
in Lancaster County Pennsylvania
via USPS Priority Mail.
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