Staffordshire Red Spatterware Schoolhouse Cup And Saucer Ca. 1830

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Staffordshire Red Spatterware Schoolhouse Cup And Saucer Ca. 1830Staffordshire Spatterware cup and saucer in the Schoolhouse pattern. A pretty rare pattern that you usually dont see hollow pieces. Generally you see the plates but they are pretty rare too. This set displays as perfect with professional repairs to each piece. We are unsure of exactly what the repairs were because this is the way we got it. We can just feel that there has been something done and its very hard to photograph. The saucer measures 5 3 4

spout and lid

Gaudy Ironstone group of 4 plates in the “Pinwheel” pattern

Great condition

otherwise good

On the reverse reads “ May the independence of the carmarthen never want a supporter nor the wings of Liberty ever loose a feather”

Historical Staffordshire Dinner plate with view of Albany from the City Series

It measures 7 3/8” by 9 5/8” and dates circa 1825

Shows very good repairs to the top rim

This identical piece is pictured in David and Linda Arman’s book on Anglo American pottery

Staffordshire Pearlware sugar bowl with embossed eagles

Very good condition with a small chip on the inner spout

Staffordshire copper luster mug with Seal Of The United States with A floral basket and cottage scene embossed