Description: Scarce 1896 McKinley toby jug / pitcher attributed to the Edwin Bennet pottery of Baltimore. Scarce 8.5" tall figural pottery pitcher depicting McKinley as he sits on a throne holding a stack of money and a copy of the "McKinley Bill." probably referring to the Gold Standard Act he advocated. Script on the base includes "Hon. William McKinley & quotes the McKinley campaign's familiar slogan "Protection and Prosperity" with the date 1896 at the back. Decorated with colors and gilt added to the coins flowing from the cornucopia below his chair on the sides. Condition: In overall excellent condition with a small chip on the edge of the McKinley bill & 2 small glaze chips to the handle and a few other scattered minor small chips, some on the top edge. Some wear to the gilt and the green overpaint to the money. Still displays very nicely. PLEASE CHECK MY FEEDBACK AND BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. The photos are considered to be part of the description. Please view them carefully. Please write with any questions before buying or bidding. SHIPPING: Purchasers of multiple items please wait for my combined invoice before paying in order to allow for full insurance and combined shipping reduction. Failure to comply may result in items being sent separately & without combined shipping. No handling fees added. RETURNS: We strive to provide quality images, detailed informative descriptions and take special care to note or show any imperfections and damage. Returns will be accepted only in the event that an item has been misrepresented. FEEDBACK: We always leave positive feedback upon completion of a satisfactory and hope you will do the same.
Price: 499.99 USD
Location: Woodstock, Illinois
End Time: 2025-01-12T15:01:38.000Z
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
President: William McKinley
Type: Ceramic Pitcher
Term in Office: 1865-1901
Year: 1896
Theme: Politics
Material: Pottery
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
