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Blue transfer-printed pitcher. Floral motif surrounds the inside and outside of the mouth and spout. The body is adorned by a floral and vine pattern surrounding two vignettes that depict the Massachusetts State House and New York City Hall.
pitchers (vessels)
earthenware
glazing (coating)
transfer printing
pearlware
Vessel, Drink Serving
Pitcher
Pitcher
One of many views related to the early United States and its history that appear in the online exhibit "Patriotic America."The view on this pitcher of this noteworthy building was also produced by Ridgway, Wood, Jackson, Rogers and Stevenson, as well as Stubbs here. This building is surrounded by houses of famous men and itself was designed by the noted architect, Bullfinch in 1795. It was built on land once owned by John Hancock (signer of the Declaration of Independence).
"Pitcher 6 inches/ Boston State House & N.Y. City Hall/ maker Rogers/ Price $18.00" (handwritten)
Subject New York City Hall,
New York City Hall
Boston State House
Boston Common
Attributed to Stubbs, Joseph (Maker)
Burslem, England, Staffordshire
5 3/4 x 3 3/4 (HxW) (inches)
Gift of Mrs. Margaret R. Kimberley
1927.118
Title Pitcher Accession Number 1920.672
Title Pitcher Accession Number 1943.251
Title Pitcher Accession Number 1943.255
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