Dyer, Walter A. (Walter Alden), 1878-1943 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 292
per hot-water urns are very rare. Copper chafing-dishes and braziers, with tea-kettle and charcoal pan,were made by the Reveres. They were usuallycalled copper furnaces. A very fine one, of hand-some design, is owned by the Concord AntiquarianSociety. While every collector appreciates the beauty… … CHAPTER XI EARLY AMERICAN POTTERS THE history of American ceramics tells a storyof slower development than that of most ofthe other industrial arts. Building brickswere made in Virginia as early as 1612, and in NewEngland about 1641; coarse earthenware was madein several places late in the…
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