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| Caneware is a tan-colored, unglazed stoneware that was first developed by Josiah Wedgwood about 1770. It has been made by many companies since that time and is often used for cooking or serving utensils. |
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| Caneware |
| Pattern or Item
| Vase |
| Description
| Bamboo Form, 3 Spills, Anthemion Banding, Late 18th Century, 9 1/2 In. |
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| 2001 |
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