New York Stone Ware Pottery, Fort Edward, N.Y. Bought of Satterlee & Mory, Dealers in Every Description of Stone and Rockingham Ware

  • Fort Edward, NY , 1870
By [Billhead - Stoneware]; Satterlee & Mory
Fort Edward, NY, 1870. Printed billhead (38 x 24 cm.). Illustrated invoice with depictions of jugs, open and covered cream pots, pitchers, churns, preserved jars, pudding pots, butter pots, cake pots, flower pots, water kegs, and spittoons offered by Satterlee & Mory, New York stoneware pottery purveyors. Beginning in 1858, stoneware pottery was a major industry in Fort Edward, a town located along the Hudson River. George Satterlee was one of the first to establish a pottery business, when in 1859 he opened Fort Edward Pottery Co. In 1861, Satterlee merged with Michael Mory to create the firm Satterlee & Mory. Pasted-down to matte board. Major tears and chipping to edges, some foxing, discoloration, rubbing, otherwise good.

Details

Title

New York Stone Ware Pottery, Fort Edward, N.Y. Bought of Satterlee & Mory, Dealers in Every Description of Stone and Rockingham Ware

Author

[Billhead - Stoneware]; Satterlee & Mory

Condition

Unknown

Publisher

Fort Edward, NY

Date

1870


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