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 78
to 1829, was Joseph Stubbs. Little is knownof his personal history or of his career as a potter save that 156157158159160161162 ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY. 71 he manufactured quite extensively for the United Statesmarket. Among other things he produced a series of dark-blue designs of American… … 171. Hoboken in New jersey. By Stubbs. lions by eagles with half-spread wings, arranged at equaldistances apart—three eagles on plates and four on platters.Many of his pieces were not marked with his name, which,when used, was simply the word Stubbs, impressed; butall china bearing this border is…
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