re of a form much likethose in modern use, as likewisethrift-boxes, which were small;and wide bottles with imitationstoppers, and a slit on the side forthe introduction of the money.The potter occasionally venturedon even the production of articlesof larger size, as in the MayerCollection is a… … (Fig. 29.) MEDIAEVAL WATERINGPOT. 1 See Batemans Catalogue, ISIS. I 2 Catalogue of London Antiqui-additions, pp. 292-307. | ties, p. 120. Chap. II. PEWTER. 77 of the potters art. It is said to have been introducedby the Normans, and it was to be found in the monasterykitchens as early as 1386, as…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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