Early 19th Century Liverpool Creamware Pitcher – “Success To The Volunteers.”

Early 19th Century Liverpool Creamware Pitcher – “Success To The Volunteers.” Made in England during the Napoleonic Era, a ochre colored pitcher with red transfer.  “Success To The Volunteers” within a fancy framed border, and on the obverse, “The Governor of Europe stopped (not complete) in His Career.”  This last scene shows Napoleon standing over the countries of Europe being defended by John Bull (representing Great Britain).

No notable damage, other than age crazing of the glaze over most of the surface.

5 1/4 inches high.   Original piece.