lution of partnership which followed, J. and W. Brameld took them over, and started upon a career of con- siderable prosperity, under the title "Brameld & Co.," who continued the various manufactures. The products of the old firm were the kinds of earthen- ware which were produced by so many of the… … ROCKINGHAM CHINA. became famous. It was not china, but a hard earthenware, with a white body covered by the well-known rich brown glaze, which is copied to-day by many potters, whose special- ties are jet and rockingham, without the capital R. Mortlock of Oxford Street, who deserves more than…
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