Patriotic Flint Enamel-Glazed Yellow Ware Pitcher, Possibly East Liverpool, Ohio, Mid-19th Century. Molded under the spout with a displayed eagle, the panelled sides molded with suspended game comprising a boar, stag, hare, doe, boar and duck, affixed with a hound handle.

H: 7.75 in., W: 8 in., D: 5.125 in.

Literature: A pitcher identical to the offered lot is discussed and illustrated in Arthur F. Goldberg, "Highlights in the Development of the Rockingham and Yellow Ware Industry in the United States - A Brief Review with Representative Examples," in "Ceramics in America," ed. Robert Hunter, 2003, fig. 24.

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