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Nineteenth-century English ceramic art (1912)

Blacker, J. F · London · leaf 174

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i64 19TH-CENTURY ENGLISH CERAMIC ART Mr. Joseph Stubbs founded the factory in 1790, so that nearly all of its products pertain to the nineteenth century. He manufactured earthenware with such success that he retired in 1836, when T., J., and J. Mayer— Thomas, John, and Joshua— succeeded him, and… … T., J., AND J. MAYER'S EXHIBITS IN 1851. improved body, cane ware like the jug with oak pattern, which is here engraved. These objects, especially the tea-urns mentioned above, were largely produced by the successors of the Mayers, for the firm underwent several changes after the premature death of…

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