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A fine pearlware dinner plate with blue transfer printed decoration, manufactured by Joseph Heath & Co. at the Newfield Pottery, Tunstall, Staffordshire. Produced for the American market, it shows the residence of Richard Jordan, New Jersey. Jordan (1756-1826) became a Quaker preacher and was one of the first to speak out against slavery. He was drawn by his friend William Mason, a drawing master from Philadelphia, standing outside his farmhouse at Camden, New Jersey in 1826. This drawing was engraved by Francis Kearny (1785-1837) and published in 1826 or 1827. This then became the source material for the present plate. The reverse of the plate bears the blue printed cartouche bearing the title and the initials of Heath & Co. and also the impressed 'propeller' mark, set within a circle of dots. This piece is in excellent, original, sound condition. Please note: price includes postage and packing.
Antiques.co.uk Ref: QC9FF5MT
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ROGER STRETCH ANTIQUES. We stock a range of quality eighteenth and nineteenth antique porcelain and antique pottery we hope, a reasonable price and where possible, in as fine condition as we can find. We also have a limited stock of nineteenth century paintings and watercolours, details of which we can supply on request. In order to keep things as simple as possible, prices of all our ceramic stock include postage and packing, with shipping anywhere in the world. We operate a comprehensive 'returns' policy. Any item that is deemed unsuitable, for any reason, may be returned within fourteen days of receipt, for a full refund of the purchase price including return postage. We cannot, however, be responsible for any customs charges etc. that may be applicable on purchased or returned items. These must be the responsibility of the purchaser.