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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 544

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oned as to their business,and were at once turned back if their replies wereconsidered unsatisfactory. In later years when theirbusiness had increased they occupied another farm,or cottage, some distance away, which was used as adepot for finished goods, and it is said that betweenthe factory and… … u u -ow oo I31 pots, sugar bowls, trays, and other small articles, andwere made both in red and black porcelain, and of asingularly fine and delicate construction. No finerarticles either in material or manipulation are madeto-day. The goods being made, the problem of gettingthem away without…

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