Antique Brown and White Transferware Wash Pitcher Jug circa 1840-1850 - W & S Athens - Presumed Clyde Pottery - Scotland goldenrod this pattern was in use Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: Antique Brown and White Transferware Wash Pitcher Jug circa 1840-1850 - W & S Athens - Presumed Clyde Pottery - Scotland goldenrod this pattern was in use Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 59677430379
Price: 120.00 USD
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Antique Brown and White Transferware Wash Pitcher Jug circa 1840 1850 W & S Athens Presumed Clyde Pottery Scotland goldenrod this pattern was in use Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells this pattern was in use by several potteries including Homer Laughlin but their big size is fantastic for serving all sorts of hefty foods from cakes to family style meals meant to be shared among the table There is staining and crazing on both the interior and exterior {STYLE IDEA}

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