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 66
ith raised out-lines forming boundary walls for the slip, but such attributionis almost out of the question. A few large dishes are known,such as D. 46 of the British Museum collection, which seem *See Meteyards Life of Jo.siah Wedgwood, Vol. I., pp. 118-124.tJewitts Cerandc Art of Gre,at Britain,… … PEASANT POTTERY. 33 more likely to be from Tickenhall. These have been decoratedby the Graffiato process, but the white slip, probably fromimperfect agreement with the red body, has almost entirelypeeled off, leaving only the lines and dots showing in thered clay. It has become the custom among…
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