This American Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue Creamer, featuring a scene of General Lafayette at Benjamin Franklin's tomb, is a captivating piece from Enoch Wood & Sons, crafted around 1820 in Burslem, England.
The creamer boasts a deep blue hue with a delicate border of flowers and vines, showcasing intricate detailing. Measuring 5 7/8" in height, 3 1/8" in width, and 5 3/4" in length, this creamer is a fine example of the popular Historical Staffordshire style.
With its historical significance and elegant design, this creamer is a notable addition to any collection of antique treasures.

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American Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue Creamer, LAFAYETTE AT FRANKLINS TOMB, Enoch Wood & Sons, Burslem, England, c.
1820. This beautiful dark blue and white transfer creamer is a very attractive piece of American Historical Staffordshire in a popular scene.
This pattern shows General Lafayette seated in front of Benjamin Franklin's tomb. The deep dark blue creamer has a border of flowers and vines.
The creamer has an impressed straight line mark on the bottom that reads, "WOOD". This creamer is listed in "Historical Staffordshire - An Illustrated Checklist" by David and Linda Arman, where a cup & saucer booked for $275-375 back in 1974. This beautiful Historical Staffordshire Dark Blue creamer is offered here with no reserve and a Buy It Now.
SIZE: The creamer is 5 7/8" H. x 3 1/8" W. x 5 3/4" L.