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 63
GWAY. An important pottery was estabHshed about 1794 at Han-ley, Staffordshire. England, by Job Ridgway. His two sons,John and William, were admitted to partnership in the busi-ness early in the last century, under the style of Ridg-wav & Sons, and at the death of the father, in 1814, the… … 130. Tureen. Boston Almshouse. By Ridgway. ^ ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY. 57 lishment, known as the Cauldron Place Works, now operatedby Messrs. T. C. Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co. Here theRidgways made ware for the home and United States mar-kets. They issued a series of dark-blue designs on the…
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