Description

This Pitcher depicts the "Nautical Heroes of the War of 1812" and features the monument with names important to America  Washington, Independence, Manly, Truxton, Jones. Preble, Barron,  Little and Barry. The view was taken from a drawing by R. Penniman The  drawing was later published  by Abel Bowen in 1816. The pitcher is printed in dark blue and features a floral border and an irregular center, The Pitcher is in mint condition and is 7 1/2 " high.  Item is not marked and the maker is unknown.

            

 

                            

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$2295

Washington Standing At Tomb Scroll In Hand, Creamer

This view depicts George Washington Standing At Tomb, Scroll in Hand. The view was taken from a drawing by Charles Buxton and published by Charles Smith 1798.The title of the engraving was ”The Bowling Green Washington”. The view shows Washington standing on a pedestal, with a black urn nearby.  In the background, English ships carrying soldiers  can be seen leaving New York.  The creamer is 6” long from handle to spout and 51/2” high.  The creamer has a floral border, condition is excellent and the potter was Enoch Wood & Sons 1818-1846.

                     

                            

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The Nahant Hotel, Plate

This Plate depicts a view of the "The Nahant Hotel  the  most popular resort in the Boston area. The view was taken from a drawing by J.R. Penniman, which was published in1825.  The Hotel was  a stone structure built in 1820. the hotel had 100 rooms The elite came to the Hotel  in horse drawn vehicles. The poorer people used a small steamboat called the Eagle. Plate is dark blue and is 8 3/4"in diameter. The condition of the plate is excellent and has a Spread Eagle Border . England,  Joseph Stubbs, England 1822-1835

                                             

                               

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This creamer depicts Commodore  Mac Donnough's Victory on Lake Champlain  over the English on September 11.1814  (that date again). The battle began at sunrise and the English  were defeated after a two hour battle.  The source of this view is a painting by H. Reinagle, which was engraved by B. Tanner and published in July 1816. The creamer is 6" long and is 3 1/2"wide and 5 1/2" high.  The creamer has a  flower and shell  border and  an irregular center. The creamer was potted by Enoch Wood and Sons in the early 1828.         

Famous Naval Heroes War of 1812 

This Creamer depicts the "Nautical Heroes of the War of 1812" and features the monument with names important to America  Washington, Independence, Manly, Truxton, Jones. Preble, Barron,  Little and Barry. The view was taken from a drawing by R. Penniman The  drawing was later published  by Abel Bowen in 1816. The creamer is printed in dark blue and features a floral border and an irregular center, The creamer is  51/4" high  and  is in good condition with some spout  roughness and a possible inside repair. Item is not marked and the maker is unknown.

                                                         

                              

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 Fruit and Flower  Plate

This is a plate that we find to be beautiful but in discussions with other dealers and with quite a bit of research we are unable to find the maker or the title.  The center has two birds in the well amid fruit and leaves.  The border has flowers and three medallions The plate is 7 1/2"  in diameter.  The color is great and the condition of the plate is mint.   England, c.1830

Fruit and Flower Plate

This is a plate that we find to be beautiful but in discussions with other dealers and with quite a bit of research we are unable to find the maker or the title.  The center has two birds in the well amid fruit and leaves.  The border has flowers and three medallions The plate is 10"  in diameter.  The color is great and the condition of the  plate is mint.  England, c 1830

                  

 

                                

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Fall of Montmorenci Near Quebec Plate

This plate depicts the Fall of Montmorenci near Quebec which was a picture published in 1831 by P..& W. Ruthven and described as the "most magnificent object of the Province".  The stream of water is about twenty-five yards wide and flowed over an almost perpendicular cliff into a basin some eighty feet below.  The present Fall is unchanged from that of earlier days.  The plate is 8 1/2" in diameter and has a shell border.  Color is a deep blue and transfer is crisp. Condition is excellent.  Impressed Mark,  E.  Wood & Sons, 1818-1846

                                     

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Marine Hospital Plate

This plate depicts the Marine Hospital in Louisville KY. The original source of this view has not been found. An engraving of the view was published in 1850. The Hospital was built in 1820 for the purpose of  providing care to sailors and marines who worked the nearby water ways. The plate has a shell border and  an irregular center.  The plate is 9" in diameter. The Enoch Wood impressed mark is shown on the reverse. England 1819-1846

                                           

                                   

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Fair Mount Near Philadelphia Plate

This plate is entitled "Fair Mount Near Philadelphia" It depicts the grounds around the Water Works on the Schuylkill River. The source of the view is Drawings by T. Doughty, which were engraved by J. Cone and published in 1828. Trees and buildings are in the background and a man and woman are in the foreground. Border is Spread Eagles amid flowers and scrolls. The plate is 10 1/4" in diameter. It is dark blue and in mint condition. Stubbs, England, 1830

                                                  

                                   

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 Bank of  The United States

This plate depicts the Bank 0f The United States in Philadelphia. The source of the view was taken  from drawings by W Birch, who  published the  drawings in 1800. The bank was constructed between 1795 and 1798 and became the  Girard Bank in 1812 The plate is 10" in diameter and is in proof condition. The border has flowers and has four spread eagles within the border. The maker of the plate is Joseph Stubbs, and has a printed and impressed mark on the reverse, ca. 1820.1830  

 

                              

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"The Valentine" Plate

 The  Wilkie Series  depicts Life in England as illustrated by Sir David Willie an artist of the time. The Valentine is part of this series. The plate has a border of large flowers and scrolls with a  circular  center.  This plate is 10"  in diameter.  Mint condition.  Maker Clews England, 1813.

 

                               

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This plate is one of the five patterns in the Cupid Series. It is entitled "Cupid Imprisoned" The plate is a brilliant shade of dark blue and is 9 inches in diameter. The plate is by Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England and was produced in the period between 1820-1830. The transfer is crisp and the condition is mint.

 

                               

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$395

This Creamer depicts Lafayette sitting at Franklin's Tomb in Philadelphia   This view was taken from drawings by D. W. Jackson.  The Tomb is in the foreground, surrounded by flowers and bushes.  The Urn sits on a pedestal  which is marked Franklin.  A ship  and building with pillars below and a dome above can be seen in the background. The Creamer is 5 1/2" long, 3" wide and is 5 1/2 " high. The border is large and small flowers Condition is excellent and was potted by  Enoch Wood & Sons, 1828

 

 

                            

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$1200

Quadruped Plate

This Quadruped Plate has a Lion Center. This plate is part of the  "Quadrupeds Series" by Hall. The plate is.  10" in diameter. It is in mint condition with a stamped back.  England,1820-1830

 

 

                   

                              

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$525

Quadruped Plate

This Quadruped Plate has a Otter in the Center. This plate is part of the  "Quadrupeds Series" by Hall. The plate is.  8 3/4" in diameter. It is in mint condition with a stamped back.  England,1820-1830

 

                             

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$525

Quadruped Plate

This Quadruped Plate has a Stag in the Center. This plate is part of the  "Quadrupeds Series" by Hall. The plate is.  7 1/2" in diameter. It is in mint condition with a stamped back.  England,1820-1830

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$395

This is a 10"plate with the impressed mark of Stubbs and Kent, Longport.  They worked together briefly from 1828-1830 and  pieces with their mark are rare and very collectable. There is a shell in the well and the border has flowers and three medallions. This plate has a deep blue color  and the condition is excellent

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Transylvania University  Plate

This plate depicts the Transylvania University Building in Lexington  KY. The source of this view is a drawing by Matthew Harris Jouett  which was engraved by E.G. Gridley. The  University dates back to1783 and in 1788 was moved from Danville to Lexington Kentucky.  The University became a part of the University of Kentucky in 1865. The building was constructed in Danville in1818 and burned in 1829. The view shows the University Building in the background and a large campus in the foreground. A couple with a dog is shown walking in the campus area. The plate is in excellent condition with some wear on the inner rim and is 9 1/8" in diameter. The plate has a shell border and circular center. The Enoch Wood and Sons impressed mark is shown on the reverse. The plate also has the eagle stamp mark with the name of the view shown within the stamp ca: 1818 1845.

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This Liverpool Pitcher depicts Peace, Plenty and Independence on one side.  On the other side is a Washington Monument, encircled by the names of the thirteen states.  The Masonic Symbol is above the picture of Washington.  On the left side is imprinted, " First in War, First in Peace"..   On the right side is imprinted " First in Fame".  Beneath the spout is an Eagle with thirteen stars above and E Pluribus Unum below. The Pitcher is 10 inches High.  England 1820-1830.

This Plate depicts The Exchange in Baltimore. The source of the view is an engraving by William Mason, which was published by I. C.  Kayser & Co. in 1823.   The border is Fruit and Flowers and the center is circular. The plate is 9 1/2" in diameter. The condition is excellent and near mint. The plate was made prior to1828 and the maker was Henshall & Co.

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Don Quixote Plate

This plate depicts  "Knighthood Conferred on Don Quixote   It is one  of seventeen plates in the  "Don Quixote Series".   The plate is 10" in diameter and in  Mint condition.    England, 1819-1835

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This plates depicts Commodore  Mac Donnough's Victory on Lake Champlain  over the English on September 11.1814  (that date again). The battle began at sunrise and the English  were defeated after a two hour battle. The plate is 9" in diameter and  has some light crazing, The plate has a Shell border and  an irregular center. These word are shown below the ships "Commodore Mac Donnough's Victory. The plate has the impressed Wood Mark, ca 1818-1845

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This Plate depicts a three story building with sheep on the lawn in the foreground. The view here is one of ten different views which are used in this series. The images of George and Martha Washington are shown on the left, while Liberty is shown on the right. The words America and Independence are shown  below the lawn. The names of fifteen states are shown in festoons separated by five point stars. It is part of the "America and Independence Series". The plate is 8 3/4 " in diameter. The condition of the plate is Mint, and it has the impressed Clews mark on the reverse  England, 1818-1836.

                                   

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$525

 Creamer  with Shepherd and Sheep 

The front and back of the creamer depicts a shepherd sitting in front of ruins with three sheep.  The Creamer  is 5 1/2" high from the base to the top of finial and  7" from handle to handle.  Graceful geometric design, Dark Blue Color and  Proof Condition. Some wear on top of handle.  Maker Unknown,   England, 1840

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Library Philadelphia Plate

This plate depicts " Library Philadelphia" and is part of J. W. Ridgeway's Series of    "Beauties of America" .The source of this view is taken from drawings and engravings by a Mr. William Birch, which were published in 1799.  Plate is 8" in Diameter.  Mint condition.  England, 1814-1830

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Landing of Lafayette Plate

This plate depicts the Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York on August 16,1824. This is the first view Lafayette saw as he departed on his grand tour of America.  The Plate is 10" in diameter and in mint condition with the Clews impressed mark. England, 1818-1836

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Landing of Lafayette Plate

This plate depicts the Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York on August 16,1824. This is the first view  Lafayette saw as he departed on his grand tour of America.  The Plate is 7 3/4" in diameter and in mint condition with the Clews impressed mark. England, 1818-1836

This plate depicts the Landing of General Lafayette at Castle Garden, New York on August 16,1824. This is the first view Lafayette saw as he departed on his grand tour of America.  The Plate is 8 1/2" in diameter and in mint condition with the Clews impressed mark. England, 1818-1836

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This  Cup & Saucer depicts the Boston State House. The source of the view is a sketch by Dobbins entitled Boston Common in 1804. It is considered to be the most important building facing the Boston Common. The gilded dome was visible far out in the Harbor. The State House is shown in the rear. There are three cows in the foreground with one standing and facing right. Enoch Wood has a similar view but the standing cow faces left. The cup and saucer are in condition is in mint. The cup is 3 1/2 high and the saucer is 3 1/2" in diameter. Maker is Rogers and Son. England, 1830

                  

                              

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Boston State House Custard Cup

This Custard Cup depicts the Boston State House. The source of the view is a sketch by Dobbins entitled Boston Common in 1804. It is considered to be the most important building facing the Boston Common. The gilded dome was visible far out in the harbor. The State House is shown in the rear. There are three cows in the foreground with one cow  standing and facing right. Enoch Wood has a similar view but the standing cow faces left. The  Custard Cup is in condition mint. The cup is 2 2/8" high and 31/4" in diameter. The maker is Rogers & Son, England, 1830

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The Swan Cup & Saucer

This is a most unusual cup & Saucer depicting a swan at rest.  The colors range from a dark blue to various shades of light blue.  The border has a series of two graceful geometric designs which suggest foliage.  There are three flowers beneath the swan.  Maker is unknown.  The saucer is 5 3/4 in. in diameter and the top of the cup is 3 3/4 in. in diameter. The height of the cup is 2 1/2 in. Condition is mint.

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A View of the City of Baltimore 

This Drainer depicts a View of  Baltimore from the Harbor.  This sketch shows two flagstaffs rising from a small wharf in the foreground, from which banners float, one of them displaying an anchor and the other the letter B.  The waterfront of the City may be seen with rows of regular buildings lining the streets and here and there a church spire.  Lafayette considered Baltimore one of  the most handsome cities in the Union.  The Drainer is 12 1/4 " long and 9" wide.  condition is excellent.  Thomas Godwin, England, 1840.

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Dr. Syntax Disputing His Bill 

This Plate depicts Dr. Syntax, after spending the night at the inn,  becoming angry at the amount of his bill, and is seen presenting a large scroll to the Landlady. The Landlady becomes very argumentative. The border is made up of flowers and scrolls. This plate is one of a series of 32 plates pertaining to  the various tours of Dr. Syntax. The plate is 10" in diameter and the condition is proof. The plate has the  Clews incised mark. England 1830

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This Plate depicts Dr. Syntax standing before a nearly completed portrait of  a Lady.   In the center the enormous body of Lady Bounty covers up her huge chair.  A small girl stands at her knee and a maid watches at the right.  A butler is coming in at the extreme left. The plate is 10" in diameter. Condition is proof.  Clews impressed mark on the back.  England, 1830

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This plate depicts a Toga clad Farmer holding a cornucopia and a sickle.  At his left is an oval containing a spread eagle with the words "Peace" above  and "Plenty" below the eagle. A wide band of fruit and flowers decorates the border.  The plate is 8" in diameter. Condition is mint. Impressed Clews Mark, England, 1818-1836 

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Fruit and Flowers Plate

 Fruit and Flowers is one of the most popular of all patterns of dark blue to be collected as a set intended for use.  This plate is a brilliant and dark color with a good transfer and a clear and heavy glaze.  In the center well is the fruit surrounded by the flowers.  The border consists of flowers and a most interesting stylized design, which is seen on pieces by Stubbs and Kent.  The plate is 7 ½ inches in diameter and condition is brilliant mint.  Stubbs and Kent, Longport is impressed on the back.

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There are three different scenes depicted on this Cup & Saucer Set.  The saucer shows the Court House, Boston while the Cup depicts Columbia College, New York on one side and the Octagon Church, Boston on the other side. Condition is excellent and while the maker is not known, the origin is England, 1835-1850.