The Pueblo pottery of to-day differs but little from that of the Sixteenth Century.

In the pottery villages the work is done mostly by men, who sit on the broad, shaded platform and shape their immense vessels in imitation of human beings and every imaginable animal shape.

The trail of the serpent has crossed his history, too, and he frets his pottery with an imitation of its scales, and gives the rattlesnake a prominent place among his deities.

They are skilled in the manufacture of pottery, basket-making and bead work.

The jar was harshly colored, but the outline was bold and graceful, and Kit knew no pottery like that had been made in the country since the Spaniards came.

Specimens of ancient Indian pottery stood on the sideboard, and there were curtains of embroidered silk, feather-flowers, and silverwork that Kit had brought from Spanish America.

Inside there shall be walls of natural wood, and great beams across the ceilings, and big brick chimneys'Mission' furniture too, and Indian rugs and pottery.

The old pottery, jewelry, metal-work, rugs and embroideries of the different regions were carefully collected and classified, schools of decorative art were founded, skilled artisans sought out, and every effort was made to urge European residents to follow native models and use native artisans in building and furnishing.

Who were these indigenous tribes with whom the Phenicians, when they founded their first counting-houses on the north and west coast of Africa, exchanged stuffs and pottery and arms for ivory, ostrich-feathers and slaves?

The town is famous for its pottery also, and for many other manufactured goods.

They used pottery and ornamental pipes of clay.

Pottery and a considerable quantity of broken glass have been found and some small articles in marble of no great value.

SEE Wood, Alice L. Pottery of the Europeans.

STILES, HELEN E. Pottery in the United States.

Pottery in the United States.

Lew Reese and his scio pottery.

How to make pottery and other ceramic ware.

LOUNSBERY, A. M. The book of pottery and porcelain.

The Museum of Modern Art (PWH); 14Feb75; R598088. R598089. How to make pottery and ceramic sculpture.

How to make pottery and other ceramic ware.

We would willingly have spent hours examining the pottery and brass work for which Jaipur is famous, or in making friends with the denizens of the great aviary in the garden, but time is short, and even the baby panther could only claim a few minutes of our devotion.

The Tretton pottery people want more land, or rather more water, and a large sum of money will be forthcoming.

It is scarcely part of our subject to allude to the same kind of influence which has spoiled the quaint bizarre effect of native design and workmanship in silver, in jewellery, in carpets, embroideries, and in pottery, which was so manifest in the contributions sent to South Kensington at the Colonial Exhibition, 1886.

In the manufacture of textile fabricsnotably, their famous carpets of Yezd and Ispahan, and their embroidered cloths in hammered and engraved metal work, and formerly in beautiful pottery and porcelainthey have excelled: and examples will be found in the South Kensington Museum.

The walls are painted in colour and gold; the spaces divided by flat pilasters, and there are recesses, or cupboards, for the reception of pottery, quaintly formed vessels, and pots of brass.