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Made in Staffordshire, England

Cup Plate, "American Scenery"

Manufacturer: Job and John Jackson (British, active 1831–35)
After: engraving by Thomas Cole (American, born England, 1801–1848)
Engraver: source material Fenner, Sears & Co. (British, active 1825–46)

Cup Plate, "Cambrian" Pattern

Maker: E & G Phillips (British, 1822–1848)

Cup Plate, "American Scenery"

Maker: Job and John Jackson (British, active 1831–35)

Cup Plate, "Stephen Girard's Bank, Philadelphia"

Manufacturer: Job and John Jackson (British, active 1831–35)
After: drawing by Charles Burton (British, active America, 1819–42)

Cup Plate, "Stephen Girard's Bank, Philadelphia"

Manufacturer: Job and John Jackson (British, active 1831–35)
After: drawing by Charles Burton (British, active America, 1819–42)

Cup Plate, "View Near Sandy Hill, Hudson River" from the Series "Picturesque Views"

Maker: James and Ralph Clews (British, active 1817–35)

Cup Plate

Maker: James and Ralph Clews (British, active 1817–35)

Cup Plate, "Thorps and Sprague, Albany"

Maker, possibly by: Ralph Stevenson and Sons (British, active 1831–36)

Cup Plate, "Fort Edward, Hudson River" from the Series "Picturesque Views"

Manufacturer: James and Ralph Clews (British, active 1817–35)

Cup Plate, "Fort Edward, Hudson River" from the Series "Picturesque Views"

Manufacturer: James and Ralph Clews (British, active 1817–35)

Cup Plate, "Fort Edward, Hudson Valley" from the Series "Picturesque Views"

Manufacturer: James and Ralph Clews (British, active 1817–35)

Cup Plate, "Lafayette"

Maker: Unknown

Cup Plate Honoring Lafayette

Manufacturer: Andrew Stevenson (British, 1780–after 1845)

Plate

Maker: Unknown

Plate

Maker: Unknown

Pitcher Depicting the Battle of Stonington and the USS Guerriere

Maker, probably by: Herculaneum Pottery (British, 1793–1841)

Pitcher

Maker: Unknown
Engraver: decoration Bentley, Wear and Bourne, Engravers and Printers
After: painting by Michele Felice Cornè (American, born Italy, 1752–1845)

Platter

Maker: Unknown

Pitcher

Maker: Unknown

Pitcher with views of Boston State House and New York City Hall

Maker: Unknown
After: William Guy Wall- drew N.Y. City Hall source material (American. born Ireland, 1792–after 1864)
Engraver: John Hill- engraved, printed and colored N.Y. City Hall source material (American, born England, 1770–1850)
Publisher: Behr and Kahl- N.Y. City Hall source material (American, w. c. 1826)

Plate

Maker: Unknown

Platter with view of Esplanade, Castle Garden, N.Y.

Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson (British, active 1815–34)

Cup plate with view of Boston State House

Manufacturer: Ralph Stevenson and Williams (British, ca. 1824–27)

Plate

Maker: Unknown

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