A Present From Battle, Unusual Excellent Condition 19th C. Hand-painted Creamware Child's Mug White House red roof but no way could I

but no way could I resist this faux ribeye

I think he would be great holding a bunch of flowers or a few branches of fall leaves or winter berries

and which could serve as vessels for all sorts of creative arrangements

with lid that fits nicely and opens easily

The date of last issue was 1898

A Present From Battle, Unusual Excellent Condition 19th C. Hand-painted Creamware Child's Mug White House red roof but no way could IA very lovely lovely one, this is a hand painted not transfer decorated child's mug, c. 1810, British I believe. One often sees children's mugs from this period bearing phrases beginning with "A Present" i. e. "A present for a dear child" or a "A present for Thomas" or "A present from an affectionate father" but I have never seen "A Present from Battle" and can't find another out there like it anywhere. How poignant and vivid to imagine a parent