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 60
re in Boston but there were few China Shops in those days and the distribution was largely madeby peddlers traveling from door to door in bothcity and country, who sold these new ornamentalwares and figures of lions, cows, dogs, deer, etc.,etc. (Plate Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12.) Among many other forms… … No. 10. HISTORY OF THE BENNINGTON POTTERY 35 It is often difficult to distinguish betweenBennington and the similar wares made at otherfactories, but the marked examples help the col-lector in his comparisons and judgment. Parian was an unglazed porcelain sup-posed to imitate Parian marble. It was…
Pottery -- United States · Pottery -- Vermont Bennington
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