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Nautical Porcelain Antique Pitcher 1880s-1900s
9.75" high with two raised fouled anchors on each side and made to look like the prow or bow of a late 19th or very early 20th century armored cruiser - SpanAm War and Great White Fleet Era (pre-WWI)

Antique Pitcher Made to Look Like a Ship with Fouled Anchor

Nautical Porcelain Antique Pitcher 1880s-1900s
9.75" high with two raised fouled anchors on each side and made to look like the prow or bow of a late 19th or very early 20th century armored cruiser - SpanAm War and Great White Fleet Era (pre-WWI) - Perfect Museum Quality Condition with a beautiful voerall brown with dark golden highlighting. The front and back (fore and aft on a ship) of the pitcher displays a shell pattern as found on many late 19th and early 20th century armored cruisers which represented waves or water being parted.

- Perfect Gift for anyone who enjoys and appreciates a nautical motif. All in all a fantastic piece without any chips or cracks with some slight crazing as to be expected of a porcelain piece over 100 years old, yet it is fully functional and usable!

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This pitcher was found as part of a small naval collection of dinnerware with the pieces dated from the 1890s to early 1900s. This fantastic pitcher was certainly non-regulation and most likely a private purchase by some sailor used aboard ship in either an enlisted or most likely small officers mess. Two unique feature of this pitcher is the area on the top of the handle for the thumb which indicates that this was not just a display piece; and on the inside bottom is a triangular piece of fired and glazed clay which was used to help prevent liquid from splashing back up the side of the pitcher when being filled!

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Click HERE for US Navy "Fouled Anchor China" made for the Wardroom Officers Mess ca 1940-1960 - Affordable For Everyday Use!

Click HERE for US Navy Silverplated Silverware in the Kings Design with "Fouled Anchor" made for the Wardroom Officers Mess ca 1905-1960 - Matching silverware to the navy anchor china!

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Nautical Porcelain Antique Pitcher 1880s-1900s 9.75" high with two raised fouled anchors on each side and made to look like the prow or bow of a late 19th or very early 20th century armored cruiser - SpanAm War and Great White Fleet Era (pre-WWI)

Nautical Porcelain Antique Pitcher 1880s-1900s
9.75" high with two raised fouled anchors on each side and made to look like the prow or bow of a late 19th or very early 20th century armored cruiser - SpanAm War and Great White Fleet Era (pre-WWI)