19th Century Massachusetts General Lafayette Theorem On Velvet With Peacock

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19th Century Massachusetts General Lafayette Theorem On Velvet With PeacockMassachusetts theorem on velvet written in banner General Lafayette of France. On the left Resistance to tyranny. Then in obedience to. With a needlepoint peacock in the center. Defended through the Bartlett Family of Newburyport whos entertained Lafayette at their home in 1824. It measures 17 1 2 by 22. Certainly a neat Lafayette relic that has survived through the years. Looks to be in good condition with some staining to be expected. Provenance Rex

On the reverse shows the Washington in Glory transfer and under the spout the original owners name with an eagle and shield under

Nicely set off with pink luster accents and starburst under the spout

It measures 16 7/8” by 20 3/4” and dates circa 1825

Otherwise appears unused

Still would look nice hanging up

It measures 7” tall and it dates circa 1825

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The sheet measures 10 1/4” by 14 1/8”

With a snippet of Aqueduct Bridge at Rochester on the bottom

Plenty and Independence transfers with Peace and Prosperity to America under the spout

Historical Staffordshire blue platter with view of Baltimore