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Early American craftsmen (1920)

Dyer, Walter A. (Walter Alden), 1878-1943 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 300

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thevalues are bound to increase with the demand. Aneighbor of mine recently paid $25 for an unsignedslip-decorated plate bearing a peacock and the date1788. During the last half of the eighteenth centurycups and saucers, plates, platters, pitchers, bean pots,and jugs of coarse earthenware were… … Pennsylvania German red clay slip-decorated ware, dated 1788, and bearing the peacockmotif that was the favorite of Georg Hiibener. It is a meat or vegetable dish, 14inches in diameter, and a rare specimen. Owned by Mr. Renwick C. Hurry. EARLY AMERICAN POTTERS in increasing quantities. In 1751…

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