This Antique Beech and Hancock Pitcher in Peru Pattern Circa 1860 is in great physical condition. NO cracks, crazing, chips; stains etc. It does have fading on the gold color, but the pattern is still strong and clear. It stands 8 3/4" tall x 6 1/2" spout to handle, x approximately 5" width. A little history: Beech & Hancock was in business from 1857- 1876. They were earthenware manufacturer at Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, England. In 1857 Beech & Hancock took over the Church Bank Works from R. Beswick and continued there until 1861. In 1861/1862 they then moved to the Swan Bank Works, Tunstall. In 1876/1877 the partnership was dissolved and James Beech continued on his own account.

Item id: ls009421

Type: Transferware, Ironstone

Color: White, Gold

Creator: Beech & Bock

Style: Victorian

Origin: England * English

Purpose: Pitchers, Ewers

Item Type: Antique

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