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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 19 (November 1900) (1900)

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ts as artistic ware as hasbeen turned out on this side of the Atlantic, but speci-mens which may be said to be the most thoroughlyrepresentative of American ideas and methods in pot-tery work. The development of the Rook wood enter-prise is especially interesting in view of the fact that itis in so… … FINISHED BOOEWOOD FOTTEBY. conception of the Rook wood ware as it is to-dayknown to the art-loving public. Rook wood virtually owes its existence to Mrs. Bel-lamy Storer, a woman of wealth in Ciucintiati, who wasprompted her to take up the work of which the presentplant is the outgrowth in the…

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