There were many small potteries making stoneware and other ceramics for use in the kitchen, bedroom or farm. Most utensils made in America by the 1800s were made with thick pottery sides in simple ...
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The Kitchen Item Martha Stewart Wants You To Buy At Thrift Stores
Martha Stewart has a knack for thrifting and upcycling, but she definitely doesn't believe that kitchen storage solutions ...
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Up until the 1700s, most stoneware in America was imported from Europe; the British prohibited American potters from making stoneware, ceramic, or porcelain pottery. When Americans were finally able ...
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Visitors to Philip Wingard’s Southern Decorative Arts booth on Friday at the Aiken Antiques Show could view some valuable pieces of South Carolina history. There were four pots and one jug that ...
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