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Historical Clippings Book - Fashion (HC-17) (451 pages)

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FLINT ENAMEL jardiniére with popular Gothic arch decoration; made at East Liverpool, 0. (Be) ROCKINGHAM pipkin, molded design on cover and handle; by Jeffords & Co. of Philadelphia. (Be) covered with Albany met slip, from clay found Ve near Albany; made at (\yy . Norwich, Conn. (F) JGa ROCKINGHAM poodle attributed to East Liverpool. Much less chic than Bennington poodle. (Be) MERICAN POTTERS, by mid-century, had adopted mass-production methods and were able to supply the home market with every kind of useful ware. Many “Fancy Articles,” as they were called in the catalogs, were made as well; these included vases, trinket boxes, statuettes and other mantel ornaments, inkstands and picture frames. BR227¢10n: the potters of this small Vermont town made a wide variety of wares in the mottled brown (Rockingham) or brown, green and blue (flint enamel) earthenware so often referred to as Bennington ware, but they did not, by any means, make all of it that they are credited with. On the other hand, their output included stoneware, graniteware, “common yellow” and a variety of porcelains, for which they are not so well-known. THER POTTERIES actually turned out considerably more of the popular Rockingham M, and flint-enamel types than Bennington did, 7 often in almost identical forms; and they made all the other types, too, Outstanding were those of East Liverpool, Ohio, and Trenton, New Jersey, both still important potting centers today. GLAZED PORCELAIN presentation pitcher, oakleaf design; by Cartlidge of Greenpoint, N. Y. (Br) ROCKINGHAM hound from East Liverpool is awkwardly poised, less eager than Bennington example. (Be) COVERED-LIP pitcher, perhaps made for United States Hotel. Greenpoint, N. Y. (Be) YELLOW WARE crock, simple but beautifully proportioned; patented 1856, Philadelphia. (F) GRANITEWARE Col. Ellsworth pitcher commemorates first Union fatality; Trenton, N. J. (S) FLINT ENAMEL Teapot, “Rebecca at the Well” design. Southern Porcelain Co. of Kaolin, S. C. (F) STONEWARE jug, very like early German on page 21. Made in Tuscarawas County, 0. (F) IRONSTONE pitcher. Blue seafood isn’t everyone's dish, but this was popular. Bennett of Baltimore. (F) sie we kis -ataren , ox a7 eta a Dae z oe gas 7 Las rt pee ates REGIA ek RL eee EIRP aE Lead Vat ot ast ISL.