The practical book of early American arts and crafts (1916)
Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, McClure, Abbot, Bainbridge, Mabel Foster · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 265
hurch of Cohasset.It was a bowl of singularly graceful contour, raised ona pedestal, and closely resembled a fruit dish. The pieces of domestic pewter most usually found inAmerica are articles of table-ware and include salt cel-lars, which are for the most part early and follow the oldEnglish… … Fig. 2.—^A, Coffee Pot by Boardman & Co., New York, o. 1830. B, Teapot byBoardman & Hall, Philadelphia, c. 1825. Courtesy of Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial.Ait. creamers and sugar bowls and butter dishes. Thewriters understand that forks were sometimes madeof pewter, but they…
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