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Survey of London
… chimney-breasts, which contained close stoves of brick and earthenware rather than the standard fireplaces or cast-iron …
Survey of London
… spirits, brushes and turnery, ironmongery, glass, china, earthenware, stationery, fancy goods, perfumery, drugs, etc. …
Survey of London
… Roman stone with granite urns carrying coloured flowers in earthenware, together with a mirrored foyer resplendent in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… numerous coal-pits, iron-foundries, and furnaces; and fine earthenware, tobacco-pipes, bricks, and tiles, are made to a …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… in other local potteries the main manufacture was coarse earthenware mugs (the usual drinking vessel in the Severnside … of Jackfield ware, a highly vitrified black-glazed earthenware. By the 1780s a range of good quality wares, … yellow- and brown-glazed earthenwares and flower pots; 63 earthenware was still produced in Jackfield in the late 19th …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 1672. Here is a manufactory for tobacco-pipes and coarse earthenware. Abraham Fletcher, a self-taught mathematician of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is held on Whit-Wednesday, and a fair for the sale of earthenware in August. The living is a vicarage, valued in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Cheshire. It has long been celebrated as the seat of the earthenware manufacture. Dr. Plot, in his Natural History of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 1 in Scotia Road, and 7 at Cobridge; the main product was earthenware with a certain amount of vitrified ware and … market. His wares included white granite and a fine white earthenware called 'royal semi-porcelain'. 236 The works had … in 1865 to Thomas Ford; he in turn sold it in 1866 to the Earthenware and Porcelain Company. 275 This operated for a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… with any considerable profit: clay of good quality for earthenware is also found, and a manufacture of the coarser …