. A. Hursts and Mr. O. Grabhams Collection. The marks used at this pottery were DON POTTERY pencilled in red on the bottom of the vessel. DON POTTERY mipressed on the bottom of the pieces.GREEN DON POTTERY also mipressed GREEN DON POTTERY printed and transferred in blue,round the demi-lion rampant… … a Fig. 16. b After Samuel Barker purchased the Don Pottery in 1834, ^^^demidion liolding the pennon, a little altered in shape and mane,was still used. Above the pennon was sometimes BARKER,sometimes 13. and sometimes nothing, whilst on the pennon wasDON, and POTTERY below, all printed and…
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