Staffordshire Spatterware Purple And Blue Mustard Pot Rare Form Ca. 1830

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Staffordshire Spatterware Purple And Blue Mustard Pot Rare Form Ca. 1830Staffordshire Spatterware blue and purple mustard pot. Extremely rare form in Spatterware. Does have older repairs to lid rim that changed color under lid but displays fine on top. Base also has a very tight hairline and small chip repair. Still a fantastic and rare piece to add to your collection.

There is a very small amount of these that are known to have survived

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