Staffordshire Pearlware Charity Figure Ca. 1820

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Staffordshire Pearlware Charity Figure Ca. 1820Staffordshire Pearlware figure of Charity. Nicely detailed and colored. Good condition with some minor in the making imperfections. The base measures 3 1 2 square and she stands 9 1 4 tall and dates circa 1820. Provenance Rex and Patti Stark Collection

Staffordshire Copeland and Garrett figure of a spaniel

Under the spout has a cartouche with initials

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

Gilt accents as well

Staffordshire creamware Liverpool pitcher with a polychrome American ship named “Patty”

Marked on bottom as being the design of Edward Penfield

Shows a few small base chips

Historical Staffordshire blue pitcher in the “Landing Of Lafayette” pattern by Clews

Staffordshire ironstone Elsmore and Forster cup plate in the blue wheat pattern

In fair condition with 2 small older hairline repairs

which was based on earlier copper plates of North America by Cartographers Giles Robert de vaugondy and his son

Very hard to find hollow pieces in this pattern