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 14
o a limited extent, for about fortyyears before the English potters turned■ fjf their attention to the American market. The credit of the invention of this style of decora-tion has been claimed by both Worcester and Liv-erpool, but the weight of the evidence at our com-mand seems to be in favor of… … 10 ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY. Liverpool ware of this character is distinguished by itscream-colored body and its black prints of copperplate en-gravings, usually under the glaze, or frequently covered witha gloss which gives them the appearance of having been ap-plied beneath the glaze. Occasionally…
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