Early American folk pottery, including the history of Bennington pottery (1918)
Pitkin, Albert Hastings, 1852-1917, Pitkin, Albert Hastings, Mrs., 1853- · Hartford, Conn. [The Case Lockwood & Brainard Co.] · leaf 150
Red Ware. It is impos-sible to decide as to the priority of date, of eitherof these, except in the various localities of theirproduction. Clay used in the making of RedWare is abundant in many localities. This beingordinary red clay thoroughly levigated and freedfrom grit, such as bricks were made… … No. 6. EARLY AMERICAN FOLK POTTERY 99 states were Stone Ware, and those of New Eng-land Red Ware. This was true, except in Con-necticut, where the two varieties are about equallydivided. The earliest known examples, from Penn-sylvania and Virginia, are Red Wares. The kilnsrequired for the firing of…
Pottery -- United States · Pottery -- Vermont Bennington
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