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 18
pottery, but it is not within the scope of this paperto review them. Masonic devices were employed to a greaterextent, on pieces made principally for the use of lodges, thoughfrequently bearing the initials of individual owners. It seemsto have been a widely-distributed custom of that day to… … A Masonic Mug, of Liverpool Ware. 14 ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY. bowls and ale mugs of this character were made in great pro-fusion, and many of them found their way to this country.One of the most elaborate of these Masonic designs occurs ona mug, accompanied by the inscription: The Mysteries which…
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