"Large LaFayette at Franklin’s Tomb" Transferware Pitcher

Staffordshire transferware Pitcher by Enoch Woods, circa 1825. Also known as “LaFayette at the Tomb of Franklin”.
 
Dimensions: Approximately 8¾” tall x 8¼” wide (handle to tip of spout).
 
Decoration: 
The border is decorated with flowers and other foliage that flow into the central scene.
 
The central scene on each side is of a seated LaFayette viewing a large urn bearing the inscription “Franklin”. In the background is a rising or setting sun before with is a ship and a temple.
 
The base bears the impressed mark “Woods” and a printed workman’s mark.
 
References: 
“Historical Staffordshire An Illustrated Check-List” by David & Linda Arman. 
 
“Historical Staffordshire: American Patriots and Views” by Snyder.
 
Condition: Interior staining, hairline on the base. restored hairline on the lip; otherwise in excellent condition consistent with age and usage. Please examine the photos; they are part of the description.