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JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF ARTS.
\_May 10, 1889.
finished in enamel over glaze; original.
Thrown by W. Askew ; shaved by G. Martin ;
designed and worked by L. Russell; enamel
colouring by F. Lewis and H. Wilkinson.
Class III.— Stone Salt Glazed Ware.
Section A — Plain, Incised, and Glazed.
First Prize 1 o) to Ernest Jarrett, of Doulton
and Co., Lambeth, for a plain stoneware vase,
incised ; original. Thrown by W. Askew ;
shaved by G. Martin ; designed and decorated
by E. Jarrett.
Second Prize (£ 5 ) to Frank Pope, for a vase,
carved and incised ; original. Thrown by W.
Askew; shaved by G. Martin; designed and
worked by F. Pope.
Third Prize (£ 3 ) to Frank A. Butler, for
two bowls, squeezed and incised; original.
Thrown by Thomas Askew; designed and
decorated by F. A. Butler.
Honoiwable Mention.
Harry Barnard, of Doulton and Co., Lam
beth, for a wine jar ; original shape and
design. Thrown by W. Askew; decorated by
H. Barnard; subject, ^Esop’s fable, “The
Wind and the Sun.”
Walter Gandy, of Doulton and Co., Lam
beth, for ajar in plain stone ware, incised with
seaweed ; original. Thrown by W. Askew ;
shaved byG. Martin ; designed and incised by
W. Gandy.
Arthur Ernest Pearce, of Doulton and Co.,
Lambeth, for a tankard and two beakers, with
incised design ; original. Thrown by W.
Askew ; decorated by A. E. Pearce.
Section B.—Coloured or otherwise Deco
rated.
First prize (^ 10 ) to Hannah B. Barlow, of
Doulton and Co., Lambeth, for a bowl,
modelled, etched, carved, dotted, and slipped ;
frieze of animals; original. Thrown by J.
Coggins ; designed and partly decorated by
H. B. Barlow; finished by Alice Budden, E.
Burrows, A. Maycock, and A. Smith. For a
vase, with etchings of animals. Thrown by
W. Askew ; shaved by G. Martin ; designed,
modelled, and etched by H. B. Barlow;
finished by A. Hellis, E. Allen, and A. Smith.
An Additional First Prize (^ 10 ) to William
G. Hastings, of Doulton and Co., Lambeth,
for a salt glazed vase, with figure frieze and
group on lid: with piscatorial decorations and
trophies ; original. Thrown by W. Askew ’>
shaved by G. Martin ; designed and decorated
by W. G. Hastings.
Second prize (^ 5 ) to Frank A. Butler, of
Doulton and Co., Lambeth, for a salad bowl,
squeezed, carved ornament, and incised
modelled handles; original. Thrown by W.
Askew; turned by G. Martin ; coloured by
M. A. Thomson ; designed by F. A. Butler.
Third Prize (^ 3 ) to Walter Gandy, of Doul
ton and Co., Lambeth, for a jar in plain stone
ware incised with seaweed ; original. Thrown
by W. Askew ; shaved by G. Martin ; designed
and incised by W. Gandy. For a bowl, with
inner and outer perforated thickness. Thrown
and finished on the wheel from one ball of
clay. Thrown by W. Askew ; designed by W.
Gandy ; carved and etched by J. Gandy.
Honourable Mention.
Harry' Barnard, of Doulton and Co., Lambeth,
for a jug, coloured and decorated, initial letters
of designer worked into frieze round the shoulder
of the jug ; original shape and design. Thrown
by W. Askew; decorated by H. Barnard;
coloured by M. A. Thompson.
STONE CARVING.
Second Prize (^ 15 ) to W. H. Fry, Church-
street, Charlton-kings, Cheltenham, for a
capital of a column ; carved in the early
English style of architecture.
Second Prize (^ 15 ) to Josiah Farmer, 22 ,
Francis-place, Naunton-crescent, Cheltenham,
for an octagonal capital of a column, carved
in 15 th century style of architecture, with
thistle foliage ornament.
Third Prize (^ 10 ) to William Vickers, 64 ,
Crofton-road, Camberwell, for a capital of a
column, carved with bramble foliage and
birds.
Fourth Prize (^ 5 ) to Frederick Nelson, 4 ,
Shute-hill-terrace, Teignmouth, South Devon,
for a Sicilian marble capital of column. Carved
with a design, “ Common Objects of the Sea
shore.”
WROUGHT-IRON WORK.
First Prize {£ 23 ) to S. C. Hobbs, 19 ,
Munster-square, N.W., for a wrought-iron
grille for inside window screen or glass door-
panel.
Second Prize to William Hooks, 1 ,
Kensal-place, Kensal-green, N.W., for a