582 Main Street  ·  Chatham, MA 02633  ·  (508) 945-6450
(508) 945-6450
info@kahnfineantiques.com
A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906.
SOLD
CLICK TO ENLARGE
A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906. — image 1
A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906. — image 2
A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906. — image 3
A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906. — image 4
A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906. — image 5
VIEW ALL
5
Antique Porcelain, Antique Glass, and Canes

A Buffalo Pottery Company JOHN PAUL JONES Commemorative Pitcher dated 1906.

SOLD

This very nice and rare example features scenes of Jones' famous naval battle against the British war ship Serapis when Jones uttered those now famous words "I have not yet begun to fight!"

Category
Antique Porcelain, Antique Glass, and Canes
Item No.
KFA-9315
INQUIRE ABOUT SIMILAR PIECES ← BACK
From the Same Collection

Related Items

A fine and rare pair of hand painted “amorous“ themed vases made in Austria circa 1890
Antique Porcelain, Antique Glass, and Canes
A fine and rare pair of hand painted “amorous“ themed vases made in Austria circa 1890
$1,699
A Fine and Rare 18th century Chinese Export Armorial Jug circa 1730 with arms of PROCTOR
Antique Porcelain, Antique Glass, and Canes
A Fine and Rare 18th century Chinese Export Armorial Jug circa 1730 with arms of PROCTOR
$7,995 $5,395
A rare plate commemorating the Boston Massacre and the Old State House March 5, 1770
Antique Porcelain, Antique Glass, and Canes
A rare plate commemorating the Boston Massacre and the Old State House March 5, 1770
$109
A fine vintage souvenir plate of Jamestown, VA, site of the first permanent English settlement in America in 1607
Antique Porcelain, Antique Glass, and Canes
A fine vintage souvenir plate of Jamestown, VA, site of the first permanent English settlement in America in 1607
$119