orate tobacco pipes with the stem in severalclose round coils, fine tea-poys or tea-caddies, money boxes in theshape of plain and elaborate little cottages, and a thousand otherarticles quite beyond the scope of this paper to mention, muchless to describe. Finely modelled and coloured figures such… … Fig. 60. BtJST OF John Wesley. Mr. J. K. Trifiitt.s Collection. copie.l from that modelled by Enoch Wood, of Burslem, in thatyear. The teachings of John Wesley had gained many adherentsin Yorkshire, and the Leeds Pottery is said to ha\e done a greattrade in jugs, having upon them a black transfer…
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