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 14
llence of the colouring as well as the modellingis very noticeable, and the piece might be taken as typical WTiieldon ware. SALT GLAZE. The practice of glazing earthenware by throwing salt into the furnace,has been in vogue for a very considerable period, and for brown stoneware isstill the general… … Plate I. I. Slaffordslur^ Jug. mady by Charles Meigh, I I in. high. Daird, Srpi. |S44. 2 Reverse side of ihe same lug. 3 Jug wiih figures of Miser and Spendlhnft. 6J in high. Whieldon Ware. Aboui 1750. 4 Jug. in Blue Stoneware. 10 in. high. Made by Ridgway aboui 1840. I: / which is covered by…
Pottery -- Australia Sydney (N.S.W.)
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