American Civil War Era
Hand painted, spread wing eagle centering American flags above slogan “King Cotton played out” above a cannon flanked by pyramidal stacks of cannon balls. “King Cotton” was a phrase often used by Southern politicians speaking to the economic and political importance of cotton production to the South. “Cotton played out” speaks to the fact that the cotton industry was played out during the war… dead due to the Civil War.
Item Date: Circa 1865
Measurement: Height: 2.375"; diameter: 2.25"
Material: Earthenware, pearlware, underglaze enamel
Item Condition: Fine, losses to thin over glaze gold band at rim
Price: $975
SKU 232-402
For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.
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