Historical Staffordshire Lafayette At Franklins Tomb Sugar Bowl By Wood 1825

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Historical Staffordshire Lafayette At Franklins Tomb Sugar Bowl By Wood 1825Historical Staffordshire blue sugar bowl in the Lafayette At Franklins Tomb pattern by Enoch Wood and Sons. Very fair condition with the final being reattached and a small chip on the underside of the body. Otherwise really quite nice. It dates circa 1825

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The sheet measures 10” by 14 1/4”