from business. He was succeeded by Mayer Bros., under whose management the works made rapid strides. Various changes in the firm name took place and perhaps the greatest variety of goods ever produced from one works emanated from here. The latest phase of the firm was Gildea and Walter. (Plate 3,… … and the factory was quickly closed and Landing of Lafayette. Mr. Clews returned to England. One son remained here, the present eminent financier, Henry Clews. Mr. James Carr, the veteran New York potter, worked for Clews when a boy, and afterwards em- ployed many of the potters from the Troy…
Pottery
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