Historical Staffordshire "Lafayette" and "Cornwallis" Copper Luster Cream Pitcher — c. 1825 Sweatshirt I thought that that could

I thought that that could be removed

LIEUTENANT GENERAL

It was later re-published in Longfellow's Tales of the Wayside Inn as The Landlord's Tale in 1863

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Historical Staffordshire "Lafayette" and "Cornwallis" Copper Luster Cream Pitcher — c. 1825 Sweatshirt I thought that that couldUpdated on May 29, 2026: This has been sold. Historical Staffordshire copper luster creamer with a black and white transfer printed portrait of Lafayette flanked by Fame and Triumph in Grecian garb holding a laurel wreath above his head. The reverse shows Cornwallis's surrender at Yorktown on Oct 19, 1781. The image is after the painting by Robert Smirke published in 1787. Lafayette was at the surrender, and we earlier offered an engraving from France