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	Spatterware
	Spatterware is the creamware or soft paste dinnerware decorated with colored spatter designs. The earliest pieces were made in the late eighteenth century, but most of the spatterware found today was made from about 1800 to 1850, or it is a form of kitchen crockery with added spatter designs, made in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The early spatterware was made in the Staffordshire district of England for sale in America. The later kitchen type is an American product.

Category	Spatterware
Pattern or Item	Plate
Description	Thistle, Red, Black, Staffordshire, C.1840, 8 1/4 In.
Year	2007
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