Edwin Bennett
J.W. Schaefer. Probably pre-1900. Edwin Bennett died in 1908. · Smithsonian National Museum of American History https: photo#2 · Public domain
- Born
- 1818
- Died
- 1908
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- United States
- Occupation
- ceramicist
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Edwin Bennett (1818–1908) was an American ceramicist.
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1818
Edwin Bennett born.
1908
Edwin Bennett died.
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- 1.Baltimore, Vol. III
- 2.Beem and Beem 2012
- 3.Holland and Sommerville
- 4.Edwin Bennett Pottery Company at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
- 5.E. & W. Bennett Pottery, Pitcher 1850–56 Pitcher and glaze by Bennett brothers, Hunt design by Charles Coxon
- 6.Edwin Bennett Pottery Company pitcher 1886–1890
- 7.English
- 8.Karmason and Stacke, p. 167; English; Rebert, p. 17; Bergensen, p. 96; Barber 1909, pp. 198–9; Schneider, p. 19
- 9.Beem and Beem 2012; Campbell
- 10.Bennett Pottery, Pitcher 1885–87; Edwin Bennett Pottery Company vase 1880s; Edwin Bennett Pottery Company vase 1880s; see Beem and Beem 2012 for further discussion and photographs
- 11.Beem and Beem 2012; Barber 1909, pp. 320–32
- 12.E & W Bennett teapot, probably mid–1800s, with "Rebekah at the Well" relief modeled by Charles Coxon
- 13.Claney, p. 81; Stradling
- 14.Claney, passim; Goldberg
- 15.Claney, pp. 42–3; see Claney and Goldberg for differences between Bennett Rockingham-style pieces and other American "Rockingham" producers
- 16.Gillinder and Sons, Paperweight 1861–70
- 17.Gillinder and Bennett Company, Pitcher ca. 1865
- 18.Beem and Beem 2012; Museum of American Glass at Wheaton Arts
- 19.Edwin Bennett Pottery Company pitcher (malachite ware), late 1800s
- 20.Brooks
- 21.Edwin Bennett Pottery Company Albion vase 1896, decorated by Kate DeWitt Berg; Edwin Bennett Pottery Company Albion jardiniere 1895; Edwin Bennett Pottery Company Albion jardiniere 1895; Edwin Bennett Pottery Company Albion vase 1897, decorated by Kate DeWitt Berg; Edwin Bennett Pottery Company Albion vase 1896, decorated by Kate DeWitt Berg
- 22.Edwin Bennett Pottery Company Brubensul vase
- 23.Baltimore, Vol. III; Barber 1909, pp. 473–5; Barber 1912, p. 146; Glass and Potter World Vol. XII No.1, p. 18
- 24.an Edwin Bennett Pottery Company plate
- 25.Jervis, p. 44
- 26.Beem and Beem 2009
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