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From a New Jersey private collection
William Carroll Pahlmann (American
1836-present) | Founders: François Boch & Nicolas Villeroy
875 Height 6 inches
Smith's work is in many public collections including the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Denver Art Museum
English Samuel Alcock Parian Lavender Ground Napoleon Breach of Acre Pitcher balustrades From a New Jersey privateDETAILS A small antique, parian lilac ground pitcher, molded in relief with a commemorative military scene. It commemorates the actions of Sir Sidney Smith assisting the Turks in the defence of Acre against Napoleon's army in 1799. It was Napoleon's first major defeat. Alcock was well known for these picture jugs modelled in relief. PATTERN MODEL Breach of Acre 116 MAKER Samuel Alcock & Company (Cobridge Burslem, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire,
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