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 142
356a. Surrender of Cornwallis, Type VII. TYPE VII. Copper luster pitchers are frequently of thisform. Below the globular body is a contracted ankle terminat-ing in a circular foot. The lip is curved downward, the necklarge, flaring and often corrugated, while the handle is boldlyscrolled.… … 359b. Genl William Henry Harrison, Type VIII. TYPE VIII. The main feature of this type is its hexagonalor octagonal form. The handle rises slightly above the topand possesses several recurved ornaments. Sometimes theankle is lacking, the six or eight flattened sides continuing tothe base. 138…
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