Pitcher 1829 - 1832

This porcelain pitcher, crafted by Tucker and Hemphill in 1829-1832, is a fine example of American decorative arts. Its elegant form is enhanced by the delicate floral motif painted in vibrant colors and highlighted by gold accents. The pitcher, part of a larger service, exemplifies the craftsmanship of early American pottery, showcasing the skills of Tucker and Hemphill in the early 19th century. The pitcher is a testament to the enduring beauty of hand-painted porcelain and is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.