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Lead glazed pottery. Part first (common clays): plain glazed, sgraffito and slip-decorated wares (1907)
Barber, Edwin Atlee, 1851-1916 · New York, Doubleday, Page & co · leaf 80
es of cows, stags, dogs and lions, small statuettes, candle-sticks, book flasks, tall vase-shaped goblets and toby match boxesare a few of the articles produced in this ware. The glazes are ofgreat variety of colorings,—blackish brown, yellow, blue and olive,—combined in mottled effects. So… … O 4) W ^ 3 a> 5 W O to 3 N n-> ^ -1 < - fe ^ ^B 1 %»»r> ^^^ P» L>3 If/ ^** M L_ 2 .c tc H 3? to <u ^ W 0) © rt £ * > K 3 o _ o>Pottery
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