Staffordshire polychrome transferware ironstone sugar bowl with eagle design, elongated hexagonal footed shape with a conforming finial and two side handles. Features transfer and cut sponge decorated designs with some hand painted accents, including a grapeleaf and vine border on lid, floral swags at finial, top edge and foot. The body is decorated with an image of a spread winged eagle holding an olive branch in its beak, atop a branch of flowers. Impressed mark on underside "Warranted". English, possibly Clews, probably made for the American market circa 1800. 7"H x 7-1/2"W x 5"D. Condition: Back of upper rim chipped, chip to underside of lid, some crazing and light staining.