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Bread Plate, Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin British, Earthenware, British (American market)
Bread Plate
Designer Designed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Manufacturer Manufactured by Minton and Company
ca. 1850
M. B. Brown, Rosina Emmet American, Earthenware, British (American market)
M. B. Brown
Decorator Rosina Emmet
Manufacturer Manufactured by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons
ca. 1878–85
Bowl, E. J. Neale and Company, Earthenware, basalt, British (American market)
Bowl
E. J. Neale and Company
1778–86
Basin, Earthenware, British (American market)
Basin
British (American market)
1857–90
Inkwell, Earthenware, basalt, British (American market)
Inkwell
British (American market)
1770–1800
Jug, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Jug
British (American market)
1800–1830
Pitcher, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Pitcher
British (American market)
1800–1810
Pitcher, Earthenware with slip decoration, British (American market)
Pitcher
British (American market)
1700–1710
Pitcher, Davenport British, Earthenware, British (American market)
Pitcher
Davenport
1857–90
Plate, James and Ralph Clews British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Plate
James and Ralph Clews
ca. 1824–34
Platter, Enoch Wood & Sons British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Platter
Enoch Wood & Sons
ca. 1828–ca. 1846
Punch Pot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Punch Pot
British (American market)
ca. 1760
Teapot, John Rogers & Son, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Teapot
John Rogers & Son
ca. 1823–ca. 1842
Teapot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
1785
Teapot, Earthenware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
1766–75
Teapot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
1760–65
Teapot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
ca. 1765
Teapot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
ca. 1765
Teapot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
ca. 1760
Teapot, Earthenware, British (American market)
Teapot
British (American market)
1700–1800
Vase, Marc-Louis Emanuel Solon, Porcelain, British (American market)
Vase
Designer Designed by Marc-Louis Emanuel Solon
Manufacturer Manufactured by Minton and Company
1870
Vase, Marc-Louis Emanuel Solon, Porcelain, British (American market)
Vase
Designer Designed by Marc-Louis Emanuel Solon
Manufacturer Manufactured by Minton and Company
1870
Cachepot, Earthenware, British (American market)
Cachepot
British (American market)
1775–1800
Cachepot, Earthenware, British (American market)
Cachepot
British (American market)
1775–1800
Figure of an Apple, Earthenware, lusterware, British (American market)
Figure of an Apple
British (American market)
1800–1830
Figure of an Apple, Earthenware, lusterware, British (American market)
Figure of an Apple
British (American market)
1800–1830
Figure of an Apple, Earthenware, lusterware, British (American market)
Figure of an Apple
British (American market)
1800–1830
Candlestick, Josiah Wedgwood and Sons British, Earthenware, glass, gilt bronze, British (American market)
Candlestick
Josiah Wedgwood and Sons
1775–1800
Caster, Earthenware, lusterware, British (American market)
Caster
British (American market)
1800–1830
Coffeepot, Stoneware, British (American market)
Coffeepot
British (American market)
ca. 1760
[General Lafayette at Benjamin Franklin's tomb], Enoch Wood & Sons British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
[General Lafayette at Benjamin Franklin's tomb]
Enoch Wood & Sons
ca. 1824–ca. 1846
Covered Jug, Stoneware, British (American market)
Covered Jug
British (American market)
1740–50
Covered milk jug, Wedgwood-Whieldon partnership, Earthenware, British (American market)
Covered milk jug
Possibly Wedgwood-Whieldon partnership
1750–60
Cream Pitcher, Earthenware, gaudy dutch, British (American market)
Cream Pitcher
British (American market)
ca. 1825
Cream Pitcher, Stoneware, British (American market)
Cream Pitcher
British (American market)
1740–50
Cup and Saucer, Richard Chaffers & Company, Porcelain (soft-paste), transfer-printed, British (American market)
Cup and Saucer
Richard Chaffers & Company
ca. 1754–61
Cup and Saucer, Ralph Hall & Son, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Cup and Saucer
Ralph Hall & Son
ca. 1836–ca. 1841
Cup, Porcelain, transfer-printed, British (American market)
Cup
British (American market)
ca. 1804–ca. 1835
Cup, Stoneware, British (American market)
Cup
British (American market)
1740–50
Cup, Stoneware, British (American market)
Cup
British (American market)
1740–50
SCUDDERS/ AMERICAN MUSEUM/ R.S.W., Ralph Stevenson & Williams, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
SCUDDERS/ AMERICAN MUSEUM/ R.S.W.
Ralph Stevenson & Williams
ca. 1825–ca. 1827
[Castle Garden, Battery, New York], Enoch Wood & Sons British, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market)
[Castle Garden, Battery, New York]
Enoch Wood & Sons
ca. 1841–ca. 1846

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