year 1845. Its form is uncommon, though prototypes Chap. 1. COMMON RED WARE. i:» are to be found in the rarer collections of lustrousred ware, for it stands upon a low pedestal, and aslightly-flanged curve or lip encircles the vessel. Thecurious fact, however, is, that a perforated and… … (Fig. 7.) URX FROM WROXETER. British and other native pottery from his friend MajorHayman Eooke, the antiquary ; and it is not unlikely thatsimilar discoveries were made on the same site in hisday, and that a specimen or sketch of the potteryreached his hand. At least there is similarity in form.As…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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