Note 247 — Chapter XXII · ENGLISH PORCELAIN—(continued). THE HARD PASTE OF PLYMOUTH AND BRISTOL

Besides the factory mentioned in this letter, we hear from the diary of Dr. Pococke that as early as 1750 a white ware with reliefs was made at the ‘Lowris China house’ with ‘soapy-rock from Lizard Point.’ A sauce-boat marked ‘Bristoll’ is referred to these works in the Guide to English Pottery in the British Museum, p. 109.