A history and description of English earthenware and stoneware (to the beginning of the 19th century) (1904)
Burton, William, 1863- · London, New York [etc.] : Cassell and Co. · leaf 324
eriod Wedgwood was content to send his cream-coloured plates and dishes to Mrs. Warburton to be enamelled.The son of this Mrs. Warburton was a remarkable man.He was a few years younger than Josiah Wedgwood, withwhom he appears to have been on terms of intimatefriendship. He acted as his own foreign… … WEDGWOODS CONTEMPORARIES. 153 knowledge of French, Dutch, German, and ItaUan. At onetime his Continental trade is said to have been more ex-tensive than that of Wedgwood himself He continued inbusiness into the nineteenth century, dying in 1826 in hiseighty-sixth year. He was one of the company of…
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