Glass and Porcelain
c. 1800 “PEACE and PROSPERITY to AMERICA” with “Masonic” Theme Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher
c. 1800 Federal Period, Historical Liverpool Creamware Pitcher, American / Masonic Theme, measures 4.5” tall x 2.5” diameter at its base, Very Fine.


This original small white ceramic Pitcher has decorative black stripes around neck and interesting pattern of black ovals on the handle. One side features: transfer, identified as P.9 on page 146 of “Anglo-American Ceramics Part 1,” by David & Linda Arman. The other side features a Masonic-theme transfer, which is unlike any we see in the historical theme Arman book. Masonic symbols surround a poem which reads, “Friendship is love, benevolent, sincere, Tis such as Masons do to Masons bear. This gift divine the power Supreme bestows, To aid their joys and dissipate their woes.” Overall in nice solid lightly used condition with some fine typical stress lines on bottom and one vertical upwards near the handle. A rare size and great theme of “PEACE and PROSPERITY to AMERICA” being the important quotation for display.