LARGE LIVERPOOL CREAMWARE PITCHER

LARGE LIVERPOOL CREAMWARE PITCHER late 18thC., transfers include a cartouche of George Washington centering names of the first 15 states, a three-masted ship flying an American flag with 16 stars, and

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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”

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

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.

6.5 inch polychrome pitcher, one side with Rabbit monger, other with hunting scene; 5.75 inch pitcher with ship decoration..crazing, hairlines, chips, surface dirt, no repairs present

Liverpool creamware pitcher marked "Faith, Hope and Charity" on one side with religious figures, and "Religion" on the other side depicting lady raising chalice - the front marked "J. Jones" within wr

Victorian style creamware pitchers. Largest measures 10in tall.

TWO LARGE LIVERPOOL PITCHERSEngland, Circa 18001) Transfer-decorated and titled "Ella", with duplicate image of a young woman on both sides and "Sweet Maid an Emblem of the Lamb ...&quo

Glass and Porcelain c. 1800 George Washington ASCENDING IN TO GLORY Gorgeous Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher c. 1800 George Washington Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher "ASCENDING IN TO GL

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

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

Large creamware pitcher featuring themes of American Independence, 11 by 11 by 8 inches.

Antique LIVERPOOL Historical CREAMWARE JUG Pitcher / FAITH HOPE CHARITYLiverpool Creamware Pitcher Possibly circa 18008.5"H x 8"D x 6"W

A Liverpool Transfer-Printed Creamware Pitcher with Arms of the United States English, Mid-19th Century one side with Arms of the United States and inscribed benediction reading, May success attend ou

England, early 19th century, one side transfer decorated with verse II of the ?Entered Apprentice Song? in a wreath surround with Masonic symbols, the other side decorated with more Masonic symbols an