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Boston State House Staffordshire Pottery Plate.
Staffordshire.
1825.
This underglaze blue printed English pearlware plate of the Boston State House has a horse and carriage and a couple walking in the foreground.
The wide border which comes into the central well has a band on white flowering flowers on a blue background.
Built around 1795, the Boston State House was designed by the self-taught architect Charles Bullfinch, who also built state houses for Connecticut (1796) and Maine (1832) based on his design for the Somerset House in London.
Dimensions
9 3/4 inch diameterStock number
NY09393CThe BADA Standard
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