Staffordshire type Washington & Franklin Pitcher

A Historical Blue Staffordshire Pitcher and Two Cups with Saucers 19th Century comprising a 'Washington's Seat' pitcher, a 'Franklin's Tomb' cup and saucer marked Wood, and a flower and urn cup and sa

Scarce Benjamin Franklin Red Transfer Staffordshire China Pitcher. Double sided transfer designs showing a young "Franklin" flying his kite with key and discovering electricity. Circa. 1840. 11-1/4"h.

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN HISTORICAL / WASHINGTON TRANSFER-PRINTED PITCHER / JUG, each side featuring a black transfer medallion image of the young president with "HONOR THE BRAVE" above, a spr

Dark blue historical Staffordshire 19th century depicting Washington at Franklin's Tomb tea and coffee pots, coffee pot is 11"T.

Includes coins and stamps of WWI and WWII with silver type sets, and Franklin/Washington commemorative silver coin and stamp set.

A green Jasperware pitcher with cameo portraits of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, signed Wedgwood with an impressed mark on the base. Measures 5.25 x 6.25 x 4 inches. We happily provide seam

Liverpool pitcher, Washington Memorial, Apotheosis, circa 1800. Staffordshire creamware pitcher with large black transfer of Washington's accession, opposite a ship flying an American flag. Beneath th

Lafayette at Franklin's Tomb" deep blue historical Staffordshire transferware pitcher depicting the Marquis de Lafayette in mourning beside Benjamin Franklin's urn form monument with luminous temple o

The New-York Magazine or Literary Repository for April 1793, 64 pages, lacks plate. Inside title is a Proclamation signed in type by George Washington. Several articles of interest including on capita

Consisting of Franklin pitcher, 5 ½ inches tall. (Colored in chips on spout, and crack on spout). 2) Sugar bowl, 6 ½ inches tall. (Finial reattached). 3) Sea shell plate, 6 ¾ inches. (Small hairlin

Including two 1-cent Franklin blue stamps, c. 1851, most likely Type II or Type IV (Scott #7 or #9); plus a 10-cents Washington stamp, c. 1855, likely Scott #14 or #15 Provenance: Descent through a Gr

Four antique English Staffordshire-type transfer decorated porcelains; including a teapot, a pitcher, a creamer and a dish; with varying fruit, floral and landscape designs; three with marks; L: 12&#3

Historical Blue Staffordshire China "La Fayette at the Tomb of Franklin" Cream Pitcher. 3-3/4''h. Condition: Fair to good hairline on handle and glaze wear on spout.

Fine floral on satin, Mt. Washington type, 8, excellent.

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

5 Wedgwood Green Jasper Dip Vessels, includes pitcher with George Washington and Ben Franklin, all impressed WEDGWOOD ENGLAND, 4 dark and one light color (5 pc.) (ZWED4451/5)(WT) Dimensions: 4" H x 4

American, 19th century (c. 1824). Two commemorative molded creamware pitchers with black transfer printed decoration. First pitcher depicts George Washington and Benjamin Franklin in medallion on op

(2) Edward Walley Cobridge Staffordshire Pitchers. Left titled "George Washington" and right titled "Ranger." Both marked on the underside. Size: 6 1/2 x 5 x 9 1/2 in.2

Wedgwood dark green porcelain jasperware lidded pitcher having oval vignettes with George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. Impressed to underside. Measures 8 1/2" (21.5cm) height.

STAFFORDSHIRE AMERICAN VIEW TRANSFER-PRINTED CERAMIC JUG / PITCHER, featuring "WASHINGTONS, SEAT", as printed to banner at top, depicting Mount Vernon in upper right, a tall-masted ship on left, and a

15.75i n H x 5.5in W x 4.5in D, Produced in the mid 1850's Staffordshire Pottery misrepresented Benjamin Franklin as George Washington and Washington is written on the base. The error was apparently n

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.

Franklin mislabeled as Washington, 16", repair to Declaration of Independence'

Franklin mislabeled as Washington, 9 1/2", hairline to base