Some Notes About Pottery And Porcelain

18pp extract, printed in double columns, illustrated with 40 characteristic Harper's engravings, salvaged from a damaged issue of Harper's Monthly, Volume XLVIII, No. 285, February, 1874. Illustrations include an ancient Egyptian pottery from a tomb, Chinese bottles, blue glazed pottery, Celtic pottery found in Staffordshire, Roman bowls of Samian ware, a Saxon jug, jar, and pitcher, Romano-British ware, an Anglo-Norman jar and ware, the decoration from Cruden's chapel showing Saracenic design, a tile from Chertsey Abbey, oviform majolica vase, a tile from Malvern Abbey, the Raphael and Fornarina plate, Faenza fruit dish ornamented with Amorini trophies and arabesques, a Palissy dish of his earliest ware, Posset pot from the 15th century, Staffordshire ware from the 17th century, a Staffordshire jug and saucer, Josiah Wedgwood's first tea pot, Elers-ware tea pot, a Wedgewood-ware medallion of Wesley, cream-ware twig basket and bread dish, medallion of Thomas Bentley, Mrs. Wedgwood medallion, cameos by Wedgwood, etc. Housed in protective mylar report cover with spine sleeve. This is the actual extract, not a photocopy for $51.00.…