Face jug - Wikipedia
South Carolina State Museum acquires rare face jug | Carolina News and Reporter
FACE JUGS
FACE JUGS
David Drake's April 12, 1858 25-Gallon Poem Jar: A Very Large Jar Which Has Four Handles -- Lot 1 -- Summer 2021 Stoneware Auction -- Crocker Farm, Inc.
Children's Review: Dave the Potter: Artist, Poet, Slave | Shelf Awareness
The Enslaved Artist Whose Pottery Was an Act of Resistance - The New York Times
Face Jugs
Face Jug by Dave the Potter | Face jugs, Jugs, Tableware
Hear Me Now': At the MFA, earthenware pots and jugs tell the story of 19th-century enslaved Black potters | Arts-theater | berkshireeagle.com
Jar Made by "Dave" | National Museum of American History
Reggie the Potter... and Tape Loom Weaver: New face jugs and Dave the slave...
David Drake: Poet, Potter, Slave | Art & Object
Exhibition Traces Role of Face Jugs in S.C. History | Archives | postandcourier.com
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Rare and Important Edgefield Face Jug, probably Lewis Miles / Stoney Bluff -- Lot 90 -- July 20, 2019 Stoneware Auction -- Crocker Farm, Inc.
Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina | Happening @ Michigan
Explainer: Who Was Dave the Potter? | Antiques Roadshow | PBS
Exhibition Objects - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
A New Exhibit Illuminates Edgefield Pottery – Garden & Gun
The Enslaved Artist Whose Pottery Was an Act of Resistance - The New York Times
Chipstone Foundation Acquisition—Face Jug – Milwaukee Art Museum Blog
