Blue Transferware Fountain Pitcher Enoch Wood & Sons 2nd Quarter 19th C. Rare

Description: This antique Fountain pattern pitcher is a beautiful addition to any blue & white collection. Crafted by Enoch Wood & Sons in the 2nd quarter of the 19th century, it features a stunning blue and white transfer printed design that is sure to catch the eye. The pitcher, in the much sought after Fountain pattern, is made of high-quality pottery and has been well-maintained over the years, making it a wonderful piece for collectors. It measures 9-1/4" from spout tip to backside of the handle and stands 7-7/8" tall, overall. Hollow-ware forms in the Fountain pattern are exceedingly rare. It is in beautiful estate condition with NO breaks, NO repairs and NO restorations. There are only small old glaze rub or flecks on edges, as shown in the photos, along with minor production period sediment. The Fountain transferware pattern is crisply executed in blue against the white body. It's a beautifully molded and printed pitcher in an equally beautiful pattern. The icing on the cake is the rarity of the hollow ware pitcher form. Its Victorian style and unique design make it a standout item for those who appreciate antique transferware. The pitcher was made by Enoch Wood & Sons in the United Kingdom. It is a rare find for anyone looking to add a very special touch to their collection.

Price: 225 USD

Location: Clarkston, Michigan

End Time: 2025-01-07T17:07:26.000Z

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