Antique Wedgewood Blue Transferware Pitcher (c.1800s) green There is a small nick

There is a small nick on the corner of one marble base

Roomy and spacious to hold all of your daily necessities - and large enough to hold a medium sized tablet

Some of the postcards have been used and include handwritten messages with the original cancelled stamps

Found at a local an estate auction

The age old message of health and fitness really hasn't changed all that much over the years: healthy food

Antique Wedgewood Blue Transferware Pitcher (c.1800s) green There is a small nickThis isn't your grandmother's Wedgewood pitcher, or is it? Our antique transferware pitcher from the 1800s depicts a scene of the Boston State House and commemorates the Sulfingn Arch something your grandmother may have owned. Made in England by Wedgewood in the traditional blue and white color scheme this earthenware vessel is far from retired. Of course, you could serve up cold milk to accompany a warm berry cobbler, or set it solo on your dresser