Anglo-American pottery; old English china with American views, a manual for collectors (1899)
Barber, Edwin Atlee, 1851-1916 · Indianapolis, Ind. : Press of the Clayworker · leaf 135
erally known as Washington pitchers. Thisform is tall and graceful, with curving and recurving out-line, swelling at the center and widening out again at top andbottom. The nozzle is sharp and angular, the upper line be-ing a continuation of the straight margin of the upper edge,while the plain,… … 18. Franklins Tomb, Type II. TYPE II. The distinguishing feature of this type is itsbarrel shape, the outline of the sides being a continuous curvefrom top to bottom. The handle is plain, as in the formertype, and the nozzle is either sharp or slightly curving down-ward. Pitchers of this form are…
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