s wasadded to, by pouring in the liquid again and again, accord- 1 Petition of the inhabitants of the i Quoted by Ward, History of Stoke-Potteries to Parliament in 1702 for upon-Trent, pp. 28, 29,an Act to form a turnpike road. | Cu.vr. IV. ELEGANCE OK MOULDED WARE. 1.).-, ing to the amount of body… … (Fig. 4G.) WHITE WAKE PERFORATED DISH.—RATEMAN COLLECTION. as yet but little understood or indeed attended to. Butthe patterns of some of these moulds were ingenious andoften tasteful; imitating as they did basket-work, shell-work, and the pretty decorative effects of ears of wheatand barley. The…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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