. Bollettino - Stati Uniti Museo Nazionale. La scienza. FiGURK 6.-Bra.ss dif. usato in legatoria, che si trovava vicino a Rosewell cimitero sub- sequent alla dig. Faccia di morire, ingrandita nella figura in basso, è i pollici di larghezza. Ceramiche e GLASSWARES questo è di gran lunga il più grande gruppo. In aggiunta alla tablewares esso include la ceramica e gli oggetti di vetro che sono state utilizzate nella cucina e nella camera da letto. In generale si può dire che la qualità del tavolo- wares era buona, che Cinese porcellana di esportazione era molto usato a Rosewell, e che le pagine di proprietà di almeno una serie di tazze abbinate e piattini di variazione si

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. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. FiGURK 6.—Bra.ss dif. used in bookbinding, that was found near Rosewell graveyard sub- sequent to the dig. Face of die, enlarged in lower figure, is i inch wide. CERAMICS AND GLASSWARES This is by far the largest group. In addition to tablewares it includes ceramic and glass items that were used in the kitchen and in the bedroom. In general, it may be said that the quality of the table- wares was good, that Chinese export porcelain was much used at Rosewell, and that the Pages owned at least one set of matching cups and saucers of varying sizes. Plates and bowls were numerous and of vary- ing quality. The best of them, decorated in under- glaze blue as well as in overglaze enamel, were on a par with the best examples from the Governor's Palace in Williamsburg. English white saltglaze wares, also plentiful and generally of good quality, included tankards, teapots, cups, saucers, bowls, and plates. Only one small fragment was found to be ornamented with applied enamels. Of considerable interest is a small fragment of a molded teapot in the shape of a house with a shield of arms and lion and unicorn supporters over the doorway. Teapots made in the shape of early Georgian houses were not uncommon; it is popularly believed that they were presented by friends to people who had recently moved into or built a new house. .Mthoueh no evidence has been found to confirm or deny this story, it would be pleasant to be able to associ- ate the Rosewell fragment with Mann Page II's com- pletion of the mansion. (See fig. 8.) There is a three-storied-house teapot in the Burnap Collection that is attriliuted to about 1740; -* another appears in Griselda Lewis' Picture History of English Pottery and is given the same date.-" However, Bernard Rackham, in his Early Staffordshire Pottery, indicates that molded wares of this and other types were not in production before aljout 1745.^" Never- theless it does seem possiijle that

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