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The People and Their Pots

  • The Search Begins
  • Potteries 1750-1863
    • Adam States of Connecticut
    • The Huntington Pottery’s Founder?
    • Jonathan Titus and the Revolution
    • Samuel J. Wetmore & Co.
    • Lewis & Gardiner
    • Ketcham, Ketcham, Hoyt & Caire
  • Brown Brothers 1863-1904
    • Julia Ketcham Caire’s Connection
  • Products and Production
    • The Brown Bros Pottery Through the Eyes of a Child
    • The Tools of a Huntington Potter
    • Brown Brothers Stencil Decorations
    • Huntington’s Capacity Marks

Adam States of Connecticut

Before any current record of pottery manufacture in Huntington, the quality of Long Island clay was recognized by potter Adam States (his Dutch name Anglicized from Staats). States used Long Island clay to create, most likely, the first sustainable stoneware manufactory in New England.

karenraelevine Adam States of Connecticut, Potteries 1750-1863 7 Comments June 4, 2019April 10, 2020 4 Minutes

The Search Begins

I had grown up on the south shore of Long Island and raised my children there. By the time the last nestling flew the coop, my husband and I decided we needed a change of scenery. But I still had family on Long Island and also a family tree rooted in generations of Long Islanders. … Continue reading The Search Begins →

karenraelevine The Search Begins 4 Comments June 4, 2019April 10, 2020 5 Minutes

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