Peace and Plenty Creamware Pitcher

English, early 19th century. A creamware pitcher with transferware images of classical representations of Peace and Plenty ; ht. 7, wd. 7.25, dp. 5 in. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Julie P

Liverpool Creamware Pitcher "Washington in Glory" & "Peace, Plenty and Independence". C. 1800. Ht. 9".

With tin make-do handle, height 6 inches.

'Memorial to George Washington' and 'Peace, Plenty & Independence,' English Creamware Black Transfer-Printed Jug, 1800-10. Printed on one side with a memorial to Washington, the obelisk with mottos "F

Two Staffordshire Pearlware Pratware Pitchers. "Peace & Plenty" & "Nelson Forever, H.M.S. Victory", small repair to handle. Together with Two Pearlware Gravelware Pitchers, one on left has repair to s

Rare " America " Peace And Prosperity To America Liverpool Creamware Pitcher from the 1700s. This is a nice old pitcher, it has been majorly repaired. On the front it says Peace and Prosperity to Amer

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”

Early Lusterware pitcher. New York Peace and Plenty. Condition: Hairline cracks. See images. H 8".

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.

'Peace, Plenty and Independence' on the verso, Circa 1800. Printed under the spout with a version of the Great Seal of the United States. Height 9 1/4 inches.

An 1804 English Creamware Pitcher. One side is transfer decorated with a ship, an eagle under the spout, and a scene of George Washington next to The Colonies. Side of pitcher reads "Peace Commerce an

TWO PRATTWARE POLYCHROMED POTTERY CREAM/MILK PITCHERS, 18th-19th century. One, decorated in relief with flowering vines; other, decorated with tow seated maidens and lettered "Peace/Plenty" - Taller,

Federal Period c. 1800 Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher Titled "The Memory of WASHINGTON and the Proscribed PATRIOTS of AMERICA / Liberty, Virtue, Peace, Justice, and Equity to ALL Mankind." Sam

C. 1802, transfer-decorated and hand-colored, bearing three patterns: a soldier in a landscape with American flag and navy, inscribed "Success to America"; the seal of the United States with quote by

Glass and Porcelain Superb c. 1800 George Washington “Ascending In To Glory” Large Size Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher c. 1800 George Washington Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher “A

Rare Liverpool Creamware Pitcher "Daniel Webster". C. 1812. "The Shipwright's Arms". Ht. 8".

Glass and Porcelain Joseph Addison Poem Verse: “O Liberty, thou Goddess!” Patriotic Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher c. 1796-1803, Patriotic Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, with Jose

Four Patriotic Creamware Pitchers 19th Century including a Captain Jones and Commodore Perry commemorative pitcher, a Washington in Glory pitcher, a polychrome decorated pitcher, and a Success to Amer

Marie Weger (German-American, 1882-1980) "Peace & Plenty" (After George Inness) Oil on canvas. Signed (lower right). Catalogue Note: Marie Weger was born in Munich, Germany in 1882. She conducted her

Circa 1800-1810, creamware jug with applied gilt decoration and three transfer panels. First panel with depiction of George Washington ascending to heaven over "Apotheosis" banner. Second panel with F

Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher Commemorating Washington's Death c.1800, having cream colored glaze over a pale earthenware clay and having transfer-print decoration; one side having a depictio

Liverpool Creamware Pitcher "Success to America" with George Washington. C. 1795. "By virtue & valour, we have freed our country, extended our commerce and laid the foundations of a great empire." Ht.

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

3 Pc. Early Lot Creamware Pitcher, Tankard