. Anglo-American pottery : old English china with American views, a manual for collectors . 8f. Vue du Chateau Ermenonville. (From a tissue-paper proof, printed from theoriginal copperplate.) By Wood. The above, while not American views, are enumerated forthe reason that collectors generally associate them in someway with Lafayette. Enoch Wood & Sons produced many views of scenery ofother countries—England, Canada, Italy, Africa, South * Peter Morton was a glass and earthenware dealer at 68 Front Street, Hartford, in.1828, according to a directory of that year, published by Ariel Ensign. ANGLO
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. Anglo-American pottery : old English china with American views, a manual for collectors . 8f. Vue du Chateau Ermenonville. (From a tissue-paper proof, printed from theoriginal copperplate.) By Wood. The above, while not American views, are enumerated forthe reason that collectors generally associate them in someway with Lafayette. Enoch Wood & Sons produced many views of scenery ofother countries—England, Canada, Italy, Africa, South * Peter Morton was a glass and earthenware dealer at 68 Front Street, Hartford, in.1828, according to a directory of that year, published by Ariel Ensign. ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY 37 America, India, etc. Views relating to England and theEnglish colonies were made usually with the same shellborder that is found on the United States designs. CANADIAN VIEWS BY ENOCH WOOD & SONS. Shell Border. 50. Fall of Montmorenci near Quebec. 51. Quebec (View of). The Italian and classical designs in dark blue, such asVesuvius, Tarentum, Fishermans Island, Lago Maggiore, . Residence of Solimenes near Vesuvius. (From an old tissue-paper proof from theoriginal copperplate, in possession of the author.) By Wood. Aggrigentium, Oretho, Corigliano, Micata, and a host ofothers, possess a beautifully engraved border of flowers andcherubs. This branch of the subject we shall not reviewhere. Enoch Wood & Sons also executed a handsome series ofScriptural designs in dark blue, with a border composed ofBiblical emblems (which see under the proper heading tofollow). 38 ANGLO-AMERICAN POTTERY. — Designs in Black, by Enoch Wood & Sons.— Large pitcher, bearing printed portraits of Decatur, Perry, Hull, Jones, Brown, Bainbridge, and views of the Chesa-peake and Shannon, Perrys victory on Lake Erie, NavalMonument, United States coat of arms, MacDonoughsvictory, and the Constitutions escape from the British