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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 212

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Means Committeewe have demonstrated that the cost of Englishearthenware is forty per cent higher than the sellingprice of similar domestic productions. We submit that the tariff of fifty-five and sixty percent on earthenware is excessive and prohibitive.We urge a separate classification of… … In additipn to the regular dinner services HermanC. Kupper is showing- a fine line of fancy French platesfrom Chas. Ahrenfeldt. The Ahrenfeldt factory hasalways made a specialty of these fine-grade plates, andinvariably produces designs different from otherpeople. The success this year in that…

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