Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Tankard America Declared Independent July 4

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Staffordshire Creamware Liverpool Tankard America Declared Independent July 4Staffordshire creamware Liverpool tankard with America Declared Independent July 4th 1776. Liverpool tankards of American Interest are quite scarce and hardly come to market. We have collected them for many years and now are letting some go. This particular example is the one pictured in David And Linda Armans book Anglo American Ceramics Part 1. In very nice condition with 2 very short hairlines and some light stains that would clean out. It measures

England during the 1840s

Staffordshire Jasperware George Washington and General Lafayette tan color pitcher with Seal of the United States under the spout

Provenance - Butch Berdan Collection

I think there may be a very good repair to the spout but I am not 100 percent sure

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

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

This cup plate is quite scarce and doesn’t show up that often

On the reverse has a “Washington and Warren Poem” and under the spout a large Eagle and Shield

It measures 8 1/8” in diameter and dates circa 1820’s

Historical Staffordshire Blue dinner plate in the “Landing of Lafayette” pattern by James and Ralph Clews

Generally you see the plates but they are pretty rare too

It measures 7 1/8” by 9 1/4” and dates circa 1825