Dinner and Dessert Wares
Many of the items found in this category were manufactured to meet the needs of the consumer of the first half of the nineteenth century and are no longer in use today. There is no internationally agreed-to nomenclature for shapes; this exhibition uses primarily the terms used by David and Linda Arman and by Elloise Baker Larsen in their works dedicated to American Historical Staffordshire.
Cheese Stand
Capitol, Washington
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Bowl
Capitol, Washington
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Drainer
Catskill Mountains, Hudson River
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Mustard Pot
Catskill Mountains, Hudson River
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Custard Cup
Catskill Mountains, Hudson River
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Sauce Boat
Catskill Mountains, Hudson River
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Soup Plate
Chief Justice Marshall, Troy Line
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Sauce Boat
Chillicothe Rafte
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Pitcher
City Hall, New York
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Pitcher
City Hall, New York
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Pitcher
City Hall, New York
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Pitcher
City Hall, New York
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Compote
City Hall, New York - Ridgway
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Ladle
Columbia College, New York
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Plate
Columbia College, New York
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Pickle Dish
Commodore MacDonnough's Victory
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Under Tray
Court House, Boston
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Mug
Dam and Water Works, Philadelphia, The #1
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Pitcher
Dam and Water Works, Philadelphia, The #1
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Pitcher
Dam and Water Works, Philadelphia, The #1
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Pitcher
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford
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Pitcher
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Con.
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Vegetable Lid
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Con. - Ridgway
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Vegetable Dish
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Hartford, Con. - Ridgway
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Pitcher
Dewitt Clinton #2
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Tankard
Entrance of the Erie Canal into the Hudson at Albany
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Pitcher
Entrance of the Erie Canal into the Hudson at Albany - Wood
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Pitcher
Erie Canal, Aqueduct Bridge at Rochester #2
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Plate
Erie Canal, View of the Aqueduct Bridge at Little Falls
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Pitcher
Erie Canal, View of the Aqueduct Bridge at Little Falls
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