Baxter Black Witches
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Florence Baxter designed a fortune telling caup with witches on broom sticks around the exterior of the cup. She also taught over-glazing pottery painting techniques to indivuals during the 1920s; one of these people was Maude Brundage. Florence Baxter generally worked on blanks manufactured and backstamped as Petersyn, Austria -- but not all pieces were thus marked. | Florence Baxter designed a fortune telling caup with witches on broom sticks around the exterior of the cup. She also taught over-glazing pottery painting techniques to indivuals during the 1920s; one of these people was Maude Brundage. Florence Baxter generally worked on blanks manufactured and backstamped as Petersyn, Austria -- but not all pieces were thus marked. | ||
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| + | <i><b>catherine yronwode</b><br>curator, historian, and docent | ||
| + | <br><b>The Mystic Tea Room</b></i> | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
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| + | * [[Tea Cup Makers and Markers]] | ||
| + | * [[Tea Cup Names, Official and Unofficial]] | ||
| + | * [[Types of Divination|Tea Cups by Style of Divination]] | ||
| + | * [[Nations of Origin]] | ||
| + | * [[Specially-Marked Commemoratives]] | ||
| + | * [[Design Patents]] | ||
[[Category:Florence_Baxter]] | [[Category:Florence_Baxter]] | ||
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[[Category:Made in Austria]] | [[Category:Made in Austria]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Symbol Cups and Saucers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:07, 31 October 2020
Florence Baxter designed a fortune telling caup with witches on broom sticks around the exterior of the cup. She also taught over-glazing pottery painting techniques to indivuals during the 1920s; one of these people was Maude Brundage. Florence Baxter generally worked on blanks manufactured and backstamped as Petersyn, Austria -- but not all pieces were thus marked.
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catherine yronwode
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The Mystic Tea Room
