Staffordshire War of 1812 Pitcher Macdonough’s Victory on Lake Champlain

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Staffordshire War of 1812 Pitcher Macdonough’s Victory on Lake ChamplainStaffordshire War of 1812 pitcher with Macdonoughs Victory on Lake Champlain Sept. 11th 1814 and The Wasp and Reindeer. Shows some old chip repairs on the top rim near the handle and what most likely were base lines on the bottom. It measures 7 5 8 tall by 8 3 4 from the tip of the spout to the handle and dates circa 1815. Provenance Rex and Patti Stark Collection

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