Staffordshire Liberty Blue - Old North Church - 1 Quart Pitcher - lafayette landing at west point part of the historical colonies scenes
Good condition free from chips and cracks. A classic china blue and white table jug, lovely to display, perfect to use at the table. Would also make a lovely vase
The Benjamin Franklin Federal Savings and Loan, based in the Pacific Northwest, commissioned Liberty Blue in 1975 to mark its 50th Anniversary. It was an exclusive series of ironstone tableware made by Enoch Wedgwood & Co in Staffordshire, England. Franklin used it as a promotional line to encourage deposits, offering a free basic place setting if you deposited $50 and subsequent place settings were available at low prices for depositors. The promotion continued until the end of 1976, although in 1977 they offered additionally a special 20” turkey platter free to those who deposited $5,000. This jug depicts Old North Church. Excellent condition.
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