. Bollettino - Stati Uniti Museo Nazionale. La scienza. La figura 22.âSlip-porringers rivestite e abbeveratoio (centro). Colonial National Historical Park. La figura 23.âNorth Devon ghiaia-temprato pan con tipici di terracotta e pasta caratteristica del xviii secolo cerchio appiattito, leggermente inferiori all'interno. Questo pan, misurando 13^4 pollici in diametro e 4^alta 5 pollici, è stata trovata in Coke-Garrett house site a Williamsburg, Virginia, in un contesto attribuito al periodo circa 1740- 1760. Williamsburg Coloniale, Inc. (Colonial ]i'il- liamsburg photo jg-d]V-yo;}4^.) un sapore moresco. Christia

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. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. Figure 22.âSlip-coated porringers and drinking bowl (center). Colonial National Historical Park. Figure 23.âNorth Devon gravel-tempered pan with typical terra cotta paste and characteristic 18th- century flattened rim, slightly undercut on the interior. This pan, measuring 13^4 inches in diameter and 4^5 inches high, was found at the Coke-Garrett house site in Williamsburg, Virginia, in a context attributed to the period about 1740- 1760. Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. (Colonial ]i'il- liamsburg photo jg-D]V-yo;}~4^.) a Moorish flavor. Christian symbolsâespecially tulips, sunflowers, and heartsâare recurrent, as they are on contemporary West-of-England furniture, pewter, and embroidery and on the carved chests, and crewel work of Puritan New England. There is considerable reason to believe that there was a con- nection between North Devon sgraffito-ware manu- facture and design on the one hand and the influx of Huguenot and Netherlands Protestant artisans into southern and southwestern England on the other. Low Country immigrant potters were responsible for tAvo other ceramic innovations elsewhere in Englandâ stoneware and majolica. Atvpic.m. Specimen .â Mready mentioned is a large fragment of a dish found in a context not later than 1640 and cruder and simpler in treatment than the remainder of North Dcon sgraffito ware thus far seen. It nevertheless belongs to the same class. Its paste has the same PAPER 13: NORTH DEVON POTTERY IN 17TH-CENTURY .MERICA 43. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States National Museum; Smithsonian Institution; United States. Dept. of the Interior. Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, [etc. ]; for sale by the Supt. of Docs. , U. S. Govt Print. Off.

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