Descriptive guide to the collection of old pottery and porcelain donated to the Technological museum by Thomas Handcock Lennard and Martha Lennard (1922)

Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (Sydney, N.S.W.). Thomas Handcock and Martha Lennard Collection, Laseron, Charles, Lennard, Thomas Handcock, Lennard, Martha · Sydney, J. Spence, acting government printer · leaf 12

An illustration from Descriptive guide to the collection of old pottery and porcelain donated to the Technological museum by Thomas Handcock Lennard and Martha Lennard, 1922, leaf 12 — cni-rically as Toby Jugs or Tobies,were popular articles in the late eighteenth and early uiucteentli centuries. Wherethe originals were produced is not quite certain, but Whieldon certainly madesome of the earliest. Most of the Staffordshire potters turned them out, and itwas not beneath the… … /Ao.u.] Fig 4. Fig 3. Fig. 5. I-. OLD STAFFORDSHIRE TOBY JUGS. Fig. 3 Nearly Good Fellow. lOJ in. high. V\ hieldon School Laie eighteenih Ceniury Fig ■!■-• Blufskin Toby. 10 in. high. About ihe same period. Fig. 5—The Old County Gentleman 10 in. high. Another of similar style. In the Collection arc…

Pottery -- Australia Sydney (N.S.W.)

Internet Archive · California Digital Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Descriptive guide to the collection of old pottery and porcelain donated to the Technological museum by Thomas Handcock Lennard and Martha Lennard

Descriptive guide to the collection of old pottery and porcelain donated to the Technological museum by Thomas Handcock Lennard and Martha Lennard (1922)

More like this