1830 JOHN WESLEY. Rare Staffordshire Plain Pearlware Bust of the Founder of Methodism. George Whitefield Brother Lamb was twice married

Brother Lamb was twice married

Small nick to cloth at head of spine and binding slightly cocked

to its "Termination" by the General Assembly

as the way is pointed out

1830 JOHN WESLEY. Rare Staffordshire Plain Pearlware Bust of the Founder of Methodism. George Whitefield Brother Lamb was twice marriedA highly unusual early example of the classic John Wesley bust produced by Staffordshire. Designed by Enoch Wood of Burslem, England in 1781, the image received glowing approval from the Methodist founder himself and subsequently served as the template for countless commemorative editions across the nineteenth century. This specific example is unusual in that the majority of the examples from this era were hand painted in the Staffordshire shops by