Devil Witch Pitcher | Schafer & VaterCalling all Halloween collectors! I was so thrilled to find for you this splendid antique miniature pitcher manufactured by Schafer & Vater in the early 20th century. Shes a sort of devil witch with a screaming mouth, bat like wings, horns, and a broomstick. Refer to photos for size and condition: Very good without chips or cracks. Some minor flaws from the kiln around the tips of the horns and wings.

who had a large collection of devotional objects from Mexico

which did not require a protective case

looks so resplendent in its gilded cast iron frame

Refer to photos for size and condition: Typical wear to the gilding

a little person and circus performer who had been married to fellow performer General Tom Thumb

It is not possible to confirm whether or not this was a mourning parasol

although you do see it in cemetery monuments from this period

Measures about 14” tall and 8” wide

& would have been an inkwell

Early 19th century white transferware gift mug with the motto “Remember the Giver

Her head is numbered 390 and she has her original cork body and composition limbs

Condition is very good apart from some wear to the frame