Staffordshsire Canary Pink Luster Transfer Pitcher View of Lake George New York Ca. 1820

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Staffordshsire Canary Pink Luster Transfer Pitcher View of Lake George New York Ca. 1820Staffordshire Canary pitcher with luster accents. On on side shows a view of Lake George and on the reverse river bank scene. Then under the spout shows a woman with Children. Extremely rare transfer and pitcher that you just wont see. In great condition with only a small little spout chip. It measures 8 3 8 tall by 9 1 4 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1820s.

It measures 14 1/4” by 18 1/2” and dates circa 1825

It measures 10” in diameter and dates circa 1820

Historical Staffordshire Blue soup plate with a view of “Fulton Steamboat” from the Diorama Series

I made by Andrew Stevenson

It displays as perfect with what looks like professional repairs to the handle and spouts a nice measuring 7” tall and dates circa 1820

Also has a vignette of the Entrance of the canal into the Hudson at Albany

on her passage from Australia to Liverpool

Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Tankard with transfer “Gretna Green or the Red Hot Marriage”

Base also has a very tight hairline and small chip repair

Then what I believe could be an in the making imperfection on the lower part of the handle where it meets the body

Battle of Antietam by Max Rosenthal and published by William Smith in Philadelphia in 1865

The sheet measures 10” by 14 1/4”