Historical Staffordshire Blue Pitcher “States” Pattern Ca. 1825

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Historical Staffordshire Blue Pitcher “States” Pattern Ca. 1825Historical Staffordshire blue pitcher in the States pattern by James and Ralph Clews. In good condition with a small chip on the inner spout and also some wear around the spout tip. It measures 6 7 8 tall by 8 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1825.

Haven’t quite seen one like this and done well

It displays fair but does have some wear and a long hairline

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Original lithograph titled “Entrance Into New York”

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Very nicely painted with great detail

Ex Creutzburg and Martin Collection

base and hairline repair

It measures 6 5/8” in diameter and dates circa 1825

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