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Staffordshire Flow Blue American Historical Jug
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Pre 1900 item# 632870
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ROSE D'OR Antiques
203-655-4668
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Centennial Flow blue jug English, Staffordshire, made for the American market. Marked: “Historical Pottery”, “Made & Designed In England for L. Straus & Sons, New York” on bottom. Pitcher displays American portraits of early American presidents; signatures of signers of the Declaration of Independence; pictures of Faneuiel Hall in Boston, Independence Hall, Washing Crossing the Delaware, Signing the Declaration of Independence. Slight damage to handle in the firing, overall excellent ...click for details
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HAND COLORED NAPOLEONIC CARICATURE
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Fine Art:
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Pre 1900 item# 439809
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203-655-4668
$595
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"An Attempt to swallow the World!!" London originally published April 6, 1803 by W. Holland,
Cockspur Street. Hand colored. French matted. 19thC. Napoleon is swallowing the earth, Great
Britain, facing out is directly in front of man leaning over to look at it as he says,
"I'll tell you what, Mr. Boneypartee, when you come to a little spot I have in my eye, it
will stick in your throat and choak you!" 13 1.4" x 10 1/4'. Framed 20 1/2" x ...click for details
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HAND COLORED NAPOLOENIC CARICATURE
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Fine Art:
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Pre 1900 item# 439794
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ROSE D'OR Antiques
203-655-4668
$595
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"Boney Boned" Orignally published May 1814 W. Holland 21 Cockspur St. Hand colored. French
matted. "I'll drive you a little lighter and then I think Europe will be secure from your Machinations!" "Well Marshall this is a Bone there will be no contention about. for the contens are too corrupted" "Your'e fix'd at last my boy you have even lost the use of your Legs" 9 1/4" x 12. Hand colored. French matted. 19th C. Framed 19 1/2&q ...click for details
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HAND COLORED NAPOLEONIC CARICATURE
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Fine Art:
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Pre 1900 item# 439791
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ROSE D'OR Antiques
203-655-4668
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"NIC alias NAP'S MARCH to ELBA or the downfall of the Napolean Dynasty."
Originally published May 1st 1814 by W.N. Jones, No. 5 Newgate Street. Quotations of caricatures and on the background (signpost, pillars, etc.) are too profuse to specify. Quotations regarding the Pope, Royalty of Spain, Britain, Holland Saxony, European Jewry, Muslims, and of course, Napolean. 19th C. 15 1/4" x 8 1/4" hand colored. Framed 16 1/4 x 9 1/4.
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