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| Cambridge Pottery was made in Cambridge, Ohio, from about 1895 until World War I. The factory made brown glazed decorated artwares with a variety of marks, including an acorn, the name Cambridg,, the name Oakwood , or the name Terrhea. |
| Category
| Cambridge Pottery |
| Pattern or Item
| Vase |
| Description
| Terrhea, C.1909, 12 In. |
| Year
| 1995 |
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