Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Pitcher Polychrome American Ship Eagle Masonic

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Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Pitcher Polychrome American Ship Eagle MasonicLarge Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool pitcher with Polychrome American Ship and on reverse with a Masonic transfer. Under the spout shows an Eagle and Shield and above Success to the Infant Navy Of America in a cartouche. In good condition with no cracks or repairs. Shows several chips on the top rim and minute nibbles on the inner rim. It measures 11 1 8 tall by 10 7 8 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1800. Provenance Rex and

In good condition with a museum repair to the base

Made by Enoch Wood & Sons circa 1825

Historical Staffordshire Blue platter in the “Landing of Lafayette” pattern by James and Ralph Clews

Shows some minor utensil marks but nothing drastic

These are quite rare and don’t show up that often

It measures 8 1/8” in diameter and dates circa 1820’s

Staffordshire Pearlware pitcher depicting Right Hon

Under the spout reads “Success to the Yeomanry” in a nice cartouche

Historical Staffordshire blue small platter with view of Catskill Mountains Hudson River

Beautifully executed scene with Eagles and Shields around the top with crossed flags under the spout

In good condition but does have a very faint half inch hairline that is visible on the back but only about an eighth of an inch on the front

Historical Staffordshire Vegetable Dish with view of East Cowes Isle of Wight by Enoch Wood and Sons