Staffordshire pottery was an immediate success when it was brought to American in the 18th century. Still popular in the 19th and 20th centuries, many designs featured George Washington and Mount Vernon.
John H. Roth & Company has been supplying Mount Vernon with Staffordshire souvenir ceramics for over half of a century. Today they produce wares in porcelain, but they still retain the elaborate and brilliant designs that have been enjoyed for generations. These reproductions are produced in the same factories in Staffordshire, England that supplied Mount Vernon in the 1930's.
Staffordshire pottery was an immediate success when it was brought to American in the 18th century. Still popular in the 19th and 20th centuries, m...
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Inspired by the popular Liverpool jugs from England, this large jug in the blue and white Staffordshire pattern is made exclusively for Mount Verno...
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Staffordshire pottery was an immediate success when brought to America in the 18th century. This ceramic plate ornament in the Staffordshire style ...
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Staffordshire pottery was an immediate success when brought to America in the 18th century. Mount Vernon was a very popular image on these souvenir...
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This tile is approximately 5 ¾” in diameter and features of an image of Mount Vernon on the front in the popular blue and white Staffordshire patte...
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Staffordshire pottery was an immediate success when brought to America in the 18th century. This type of earthenware was inexpensive, fashionable, ...
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