Historic Lafayette Pitcher

Glass and Porcelain 1824 George Washington & General LaFayette Liverpool Creamware Commemorative Pitcher “La Fayette’s US Visit” 1824-Dated Return Visit Period Commemorative Historic Liverpool C

"Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb" Historic Blue Staffordshire Pitcher. Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England 1825-1840.Some glaze wear.Ht. 7".

A 19th century [LANDING OF LAFAYETTE] historical water pitcher. Measures 7.5 inches tall. Nice dep blue. Does have crack and chip out of spout area.

Glass and Porcelain George Washington & LaFayette Jasperware Pitcher or Jug Produced in Rare Blue Color for LaFayette's Tour in 1824 c. 1824, Rare George Washington & LaFayette Portraits with Seal of

LIVERPOOL HISTORIC POTTERY PITCHER, MOURNING OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 10" (RESTORATION TO SPOUT)

English redware bulbous-form with flared foot and C scroll handle, central body decorated with black transfer prints on each side with right side having surrender of Cornwallis with inscription below

LIVERPOOL HISTORIC POTTERY PITCHER, "SHIP CAROLINE" "JAMES LEECH" WITH AMERICAN EAGLE, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 10 1/2" (CRAZING, FOOT RIM CHIP)

Transfer prints on each side with right side having surrender of Cornwallis with inscription below Cornwallis Resigning His Sword at Yorktown Oct. 19th 1781; and on right with shoulder-length portrait

19th c. Staffordshire Historical blue and white transferware pitcher. "LAFAYETTE AT FRANKLIN’S TOMB". Lines on base. 6 1/2" Ht.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

DESCRIPTION: Staffordshire flow blue Lafayette Landing pitcher. Images of Lafayette landing on both sides. "Landing of General Lafayette At Castle Garden New York 16 August 1824" under spout. MEASUREM

Glass and Porcelain George Washington "First in War / First in Peace / First in Fame / First in Virtue / Born 1732 Died 1799" Great Seal of the United States Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher c.

A Rare Welcome Lafayette Historical Blue Pitcher by Joseph Stubbs (Staffordshire, England, c 1820-1840). Measuring 7.5 inches tall, the pitcher has survived in exceptional condition. No apparent resto

British, early 19th century. A Hall & Son creamware pitcher, decorated with transferware images and inscriptions dedicated to General LaFayette and George Washington, in commemoration of LaFayette's

American, late 18th-early 19th century. A transferware pitcher with a portrait of Lafayette and caption reading Welcome Lafayette / The Nation's Guest, / And our Country's Glory, PLUS, a Rockingham gl

A 19th century [LANDING OF LAFAYETTE] historical blue pitcher. Measures 6.5 inches with nice blue. Handle has been replaced.

Glass and Porcelain c. 1796 "O Liberty Thou Goddess !" Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher with United States Flag Sailing Ship c. 1796 Federal Period, Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, Three D

Glass and Porcelain Liverpool Creamware Pitcher With A Sailing Ship Flying a Circular 13-Star American Flag Rare Style c. 1790 Federal Period, Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher / Jug, With A Sailin

Glass and Porcelain c. 1800-1810 “The Farmers Arms” Liverpool Pitcher c. Early 1800s, Federal Period, Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, “The Farmers Arms,” and “Peace and Independence”

An assembled grouping of blue and white historical Staffordshire porcelain, to include three coffee pots and a pitcher, including Lafayette's tomb, Franklin's tomb, and Virginia Church. Tallest: 12 in

A Staffordshire blue and white transfer decorated earthenware pitcher: General Lafayette19th centuryheight 8in (20.3cm)

,England,19th Century Group includes a New Wharf potters platter and bowl, two Davenport Amoy plates, and a Landing of Lafayette historical Staffordshire pitcher. Earthenware,Platter 11" long,Pitcher

Handled pitcher with historic house on a sunset scene. Royal Doulton backstamp. Dimensions: 5.25" W x 5" H x 3.25" Diameter Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England

Property of a Miami Dade Gentleman A SILVER "LIGHTHOUSE" PRESENTATION PITCHER, BALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1850. The inscription reads: To STEPHEN PLEASONTON, ESQ., Fifth Auditor, Treasury

"Lafayette at the Tomb of Franklin" 6" H Condition: Good