Lead glazed pottery, part first (common clays) : plain glazed, sgraffito and slip-decorated wares
A 1907 Philadelphia catalogue by Edwin Atlee Barber for the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art, documenting lead-glazed common-clay pottery such as sgraffito and slip-decorated wares. The plates show scratched and slip-trailed designs: riders on horseback, a pair of standing figures, a seated mother and child in an arched niche, and a house with flowers, offering designers folk motifs, border arrangements and compositions for pattern work.
