Pottery: A History of the Pottery Industry
- Author(s): Thomas Maddock's Sons Company
- Category: Ceramics
- Publisher: Thomas Maddock's Sons Company
- Publish year: 1910
- ISBN: 9678000017604
- Number of Pages: 244
In presenting this book, The Thomas Maddock's Sons Company, with the assistance of such able authorities as Dr. Edwin AtLee Barber, Dr. G. B. Gordon, Hooper & Phillips' ''Manual of Marks on Pottery and Porcelain," Barber's "Marks of American Potters," Paliser's "China Collector's Companion," Prime's "Pottery and Porcelain," have undertaken to arrange for its patrons and friends a reliable sketch of the origin and growth of the sanitary potting industry in the United States.
Start Free Trial or Sign In to read books.Table of Contents:
COVER
PREFACE
THE UNIVERSAL ART
SANITARY POTTERY IN THE UNITED STATES
THE MATERIALS
HOW SANITARY EARTHENWARE IS MADE
THE WATER CLOSET AND IT’S EVOLUTION FROM A MECHANICAL DEVICE TO THE VITROUS BOWL OF THE PRESENT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SANITARY WARE IN THE UNITED STATES
MARKS ON FOREIGN PORCELAIN
MARKS OF AMERICAN POTTERS