Fig. 275.—Mug.
Inscribed, “Made at Nottingham, the 17th August 1771.”
Fig. 276.—Jug.
In the form of a Bear.
Great Yarmouth. A potter named Absolon about 1790 decorated pottery of the cream colour. The favourite subjects are single flowers and plants, with their names on the back of the piece.
Fig. 277.—Plate.
Lowesby, in Leicestershire. A pottery was established by Sir Francis Fowkes, about the year 1835. Red terra-cotta with black enamelled ornaments, in imitation of Wedgwood, was made.
