Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Pitcher American Milita And Ship Ca. 1800

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Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Pitcher American Milita And Ship Ca. 1800Staffordshire creamware Liverpool pitcher with a polychrome transfer titled American Militia and an American ship on the reverse. Under spout shows a nice little sailor transfer. Overall very nice condition with a few small chips on the spout and some staining that can be cleaned. There is also a small kiln kiss on the ship transfer. It measures 8 1 2 tall and dates circa 1800.

Pearlware blue edge leeds reticulated basket

There is a very small amount of these that are known to have survived

In very good condition with a small surface flake on one of the points

Nice crisp transfer and great size

Just a very tiny pin nip on the edge

It measures 7 1/8” tall and dates circa 1820’s

Historical Staffordshire Blue pitcher in the “Seal of The United States” pattern by Adams

It measures 14 5/8” by 17 1/2”

The saucer measures 5 7/8@ in diameter and the set dates circa 1830

Historical Staffordshire blue coffee pot in the “Washington with Scroll in Hand” pattern By Enoch Wood and Sons

Provenance - Collection of Rex and Patti Stark

It measures 10” tall by 10” from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1800