In a message dated 10/24/2006 3:07:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
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Hello  All,
I'm collecting references for a project with a student this  term.   
We're looking for studies of earthenware production in  Denmark and  
Scandinavia  (18th and 19th century in  particular).  Here are the  
sources I already have from a search  of the HISTARCH archive, from an  
old post by Ned  Heite:

Lynggaard, Finn

1972   Jydepotter og Ildgrave.  J. Fr. Clausen, Kobenhavn.

This book, in Danish with English  translation, describes the  
manufacture of "black" pottery in Jutland  during the preset century.

Steensberg, Axel

1940    Hand-made pottery in Jutland. Antiquity 14:148-153.

The plates with  this article illustrate the manufacture techniques  
and the pot forms  current in Jutland before World War II. The  
illustrated pots include  several imitations of iron pots, quite  
similar to at least one  mid-seventeenth-century Virginia example.

Madsen, H. J.

1983 An  Introduction to Danish medieval ceramics.  In Peter Davey and   
Richard Hodges, eds. Ceramics and Trade.  University of  Sheffield.

Other references I've already identified:

Jutland  Pottery. Ceramics monthly. 39, no. 8, (October 1991): 32
(This may be about  a modern art pottery...)

Any further references would be very  helpful.  We are trying to  
identify shape, form,  and

Cheers,
Tim

Timothy Scarlett


North German Folk Pottery of the 17th to the 20th centuries,  Exhibit catalog 
by Gerhard Kaufmann for International Exhibits Foundation, 1979 
 
pg 62 shows a nice three legged cooking pot with a loop handle
 
I can scan and send the entry if you can't find a copy....
 
Carl Steen