Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Pitcher An Emblem of America and American Ship

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Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Pitcher An Emblem of America and American ShipStaffordshire Creamware Liverpool pitcher with a transfer of The Emblem of America and an American ship on the reverse. It displays fair with older repairs to the spout, handle and body. It measures 8 1 4 tall by 8 1 4 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1800. Provenance Rex and Patti Stark Collection

Provenance - Dan Lajoie Collection

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Nice period veneer frame

This particular piece is pictured in David and Linda Arman’s Book Anglo American Ceramics Part 1

It measures 4 5/8” in diameter and dates circa 1825

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It measures 3 5/8” in diameter by 6 1/8” tall and dates circa 1800

so we are unsure if its margins

It measures 13” by 17” and dates circa 1825

Shows original owners name Mary Hockin” in a nice colored cartouche

It measures 2” tall by 2 1/4”in diameter and dates circa 1820’s