Editorial Statement
Robert Hunter
Introduction
Robert Hunter
The Eighteenth-Century New Jersey Stoneware Potteries of Captain James Morgan and the Kemple Family
Arthur F. Goldberg, Peter Warwick, and Leslie Warwick
New York City Stonewares from the African Burial Ground
Meta F. Janowitz
War and Pots: The Impact of Economics and Politics on Ceramic Consumption Patterns
George L. Miller and Amy C. Earls
Comparative Studies in Anglo-American Ceramic Demand
Neil Ewins
Robert H. Miller, Importer: Alexandria and St. Louis
Barbara H. Magid
Ceramics from the "Blue China" Wreck
Hawk Tolson, Ellen Gerth, and Neil Cunningham Dobson
A Monroe Punch Bowl and American Lithographers in Paris, 1814–1824
Sumpter Priddy III and Joan Quinn
It's Quarter to Twelve...and Way Too Late
Richard Prowse
A Long Way to Lug a Jug
Ivor Noël Hume
"A Magnificent Failure": Ceramic Souvenirs of the 1907 Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition
Sam Margolin
Fit for a Queen
Ivor Noël Hume
New Discoveries
New Discoveries - Introduction
Merry Abbitt Outlaw
A Roman Oil Lamp Illuminates Seventeenth-Century Jamestown
Beverly A. Straube
An Unusual Red Earthenware Capuchine form London
Jacqueline Pearce
Off the Shelf—a Footnote for English Delftware
Troy D. Chappell
Three Incised Mid-Eighteenth-Century Vessels from Philadelphia
Mara Kaktins and David G. Orr
Indian at Stenton: A Trail Left in Slip on a Redware Bowl
Laura C. Keim with David G. Orr
A Sighting of the New Jersey Devil on a Stoneware Jug
Peter Warwick and Leslie Warwick
An Early Long Island Pot
Christopher H. Pickerell
Long Island Teapots?
Anthony W. Butera Jr., Robert S. Kissam, and Reginald H. Metcalf
An Early Anna Pottery Pig Flask
Suzanne Findlen Hood
The Smith/Fulper Stoneware Pottery Site in the Borough of Flemington, New Jersey
William B. Liebeknecht, Nadine Sergejeff, and Rebecca White
The "Filtre Chamberland": A Late-Nineteenth-Century Water Filter
Glenn Farris
Ligowsky's Red Clay "Mud Saucers"
William B. Liebeknecht
A Step Back in Time: Don Carpentier and the Ceramic Workshops at Historic Eastfield Foundation
Merry Abbitt Outlaw
Book Reviews
Harold Holdway, 20th Century Ceramic Designer
Review by Gordon Elliott
The Origin and Development of Bow Porcelain, 1730–1747, Including the Participation of the Royal Society, Andrew Duché, and the American Contribution
Review by Anton Gabszewicz
Painted in Blue: Underglaze Blue Painted Earthenwares, 1775–1810
Review by Robert Hunter
Pots and Potters in Tudor Hampshire
Review by Beverly A. Straube
Mocha and Related Dipped Wares, 1770–1939
Review by Lynne Sussman
Creamware and Pearlware Re-examined
Review by George L. Miller
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