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Lot 66:
Description
This set of three graduated stoneware pitchers is attributed to Moira Pottery of England, featuring a characteristic cream-colored glaze and Victorian-style transfer-printed advertisements. Each vessel is designed with a slightly tapering cylindrical body, a flared rim with a pinched pouring spout, and an applied loop handle. The front of each pitcher displays a unique black transfer-printed graphic. The largest pitcher advertises Zephyr Bosom Pads by Cox and Purves, including a patent date of January 27, 1874. The medium-sized pitcher promotes R.L. Childs Cash Shoe Store at 78 Elm Street, Westfield, featuring Ladies Rink Boots and doll shoes. The smallest pitcher advertises The Curlique hair product from Prof. B.H. Robb of Parkman, Ohio. Each base is marked with an incised stamp reading MADE IN ENGLAND. Large: 7 inches tall Medium: 6 inches tall Small: 5 inches tall.
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