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Anglo-American pottery; old English china with American views; a manual for collectors (1901)

Barber, Edwin Atlee, 1851-1916 · Philadelphia : Press of Patterson & White Company · leaf 16

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nown that this vessel was built at that place in 1793 byGeneral Abiel Wood, one of the largest ship-owners at thattime in New England. Her burthen was 458 tons, and Alex-ander Askins was her first master. In 1802 she was lost atsea, and, singularly enough, the pitcher which was made forher is now… … A Masonic Mug, Liverpool Ware. 10 AX(;Lr)-A.MERICAX POTTERY. Mayer Museum of that city The Wouian of Samaria aud■■])avi(l and (ioHatli are re])resented. In the same exhibitwill be found a teapot l)earinLi a portrait of Rev. John Wesleyon one side, and on the o])posite a representation of…

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