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Iroquois China
Submitted by mpratt on Fri, 01/20/2012 - 11:20am
Early Iroquois China
Recent Iroquois Casual China finds. Collectors refer to this unofficially as [Powder Blue]. Look at the mark. It has the early loopy "I" in Iroquois. Russel Wright was not at all happy with the fact that the early blue was being used on a tan body. Look at the body in the early white bowl that is posted nearby. The ceramic body is whiter. Wright wanted the early blue on a whiter ceramic body.
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