American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by Mark Bassett or to do battle with

or to do battle with the French and Indians and to protect New York's borders--usually from French and Iroquois incursions or threatened hostilities from Connecticut

including a pattern for the "Costume de quartier-maitre" shown on the cover

created by 19 shell artists

if it isn't

an examination of its maker's marks

American Art Pottery Wall Pockets by Mark Bassett or to do battle withTable of Contents This is the ultimate guide to ceramic wall pockets, presenting the work of more than 60 American pottery firms. Beautiful pieces, designed in every color and shape imaginable to hold, primarily, flowers, are displayed in more than 570 stunning color photographs. Nearly all the wall pockets made by Roseville and Weller are included as well as many from Brush McCoy, Camark, Frankoma, Hull, Nelson McCoy, Peters & Reed, Rookwood, Fulper,