c work on Leeds Pottery is that by Messrs. Joseph R.and Frank Kidson, and those who would know^ more of that mostfamous pottery cannot do better than read what these authorshave to say upon the subject. I am indebted to them for muchinformation. The article on Yorkshire Pottery, with many… … ERRATUM. The Leech Jar belonging to Dr. J. L. Kirk, Pickering,Fig. 54, p. 63. has been found on closer examination to be ofWedgwoods make and not Leeds, but I have seen one verysimilar, marked LEEDS POTTERY. YORKSHIRE POTTERIES, POTS,AND POTTERS. BRADSHAW HEAD POTTERY. Situated near Denholme, tliis…
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