eld near New-castle came, as often happened, upon various fragmentsof pseudo-Saurian ware, of which a fragment reached hishands. He was so delighted with its colour, glaze, andimpressed ornaments, that he carried it home, and care-fully preserved it on his mothers dresser shelves. At anearlier… … BLACK MEDALLION.—MAYER COLLECTION. P 2 CHAPTER THE SIXTH. tiik steady improvement of trade from 1730 to 1740—tdiedeath of josiah avedgavoods fatner—the boys ftrst workat the throwers bencn — the small-pox — tne firstsymptoms of a disorder in his right leg—his apprentice-ship—obliged to give tip…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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