Eleven Pieces of Staffordshire Transfer-Print William Henry Harrison Table Articles
English, 19th Century
comprising:
1 tea bowl
1 teapot
1 covered sugar
1 bowl
1 matched teacup and saucer set
1 miniature four-piece tea set, including a teapot, tea bowl, cream, and sugar,
each decorated with transfer motifs for the 'Log Cabin and Hard Cider Campaign,' Harrison's electoral programme during his presidential bid in 1840;

1 circular plate decorated with a bust-length portrait of Harrison flanked by flags marked Tippecanoe and Thames and text reading Harrison and Reform / Our Country's Hope, with copper lustre band and highlights.
11 pieces total.
Height of teapot 7 x width 10 x depth 5 1/2 inches.

Literature:
Variant of 'Harrison and Reform' transfer inventoried as H.5 and illustrated p. 104 in David and Linda Arman's Anglo-American Ceramics, Part I: Transfer Printer Creamware and Pearlware for the American Market, 1760-1860, Oakland Press: Portsmouth, Rhode Island, 1998.