Staffordshire War of 1812 Pitcher John Jay and Attack on Fort Oswago

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Staffordshire War of 1812 Pitcher John Jay and Attack on Fort OswagoStaffordshire War of 1812 Pitcher with John Jay Esq. Late Chief Justice of the United States and Attack on Fort Oswago. Both are fairly scarce transfers to try and find on these pieces. In good condition with a small older chip repair on the inner rim. It measures 5 3 8 tall by 6 1 4 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1815. Provenance William R. & Teresa F. Kurau Collection

Staffordshire blue transfer sugar bowl in a “Shell” pattern

New York pottery pitcher

2 short hairlines and a small back chip

It measures 2 3/8” tall and dates circa 1825

The plate measures 8 1/8” and dates circa 1830

Fairly scarce size that you don’t see that often measuring just 4 7/8” tall to the top of the handle and dates circa 1825

Nicely set off with pink luster accents and starburst under the spout

Historical Staffordshire General Lafayette Welcome To The Land Of Liberty large pitcher

It measures 7 1/4” tall and dates circa 1825

It display well with an older repair to the base where his left foot is and also some minor enamel losses

It measures 9 3/4” in diameter and dates 1824

spout and lid but displays very well