Staffordshire Pearlware Right Hon. Earl Howe Majesty’s Fleet Female Archers 1820

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Staffordshire Pearlware Right Hon. Earl Howe Majesty’s Fleet Female Archers 1820Staffordshire Pearlware pitcher depicting Right Hon, Earl Howe commander in chief of his majestys fleet in the Chanel. On the reverse shows a transfer titled Female Archers. Under the spout has a cartouche with initials. Nice condition other than a small spout repair and flake. It measures 8 tall and dates circa 1820. Provenance Collection of Rex and Patti Stark

It measures 7 5/8” tall and dates circa 1800

Historical Staffordshire blue vegetable dish in the Winter View of Pittsfield Massachusetts by Clews

It measures 3 7/8” in diameter by 3 1/2” tall and dates circa 1830’s

This piece displays well with some wear to the surface and some small chips on the back

It measures 6 7/8” tall by 7” from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1800

This particular piece is pictured in David and Linda Arman’s Book Anglo American Ceramics Part 1

cracks or repairs and appears virtually unused

cracks or repairs but show an in the making kiln kiss on the side

Collection of Robert and Patsy Hassert

Base also has a very tight hairline and small chip repair

In good condition with with an internal crows foot body line and some chips on the lid seat

Staffordshire Pearlware Odd Fellows Childs mug having light blue transfer featuring images including a cornucopia