Antique Ironstone Fluted Bowl by Coxon & Co circa 1863-1884 USPA approved glaze Diane Ackerman

Diane Ackerman

Now deemed a classic cookbook

- Embossing details and transferware florals

a merger in the late 1930's with Anchor Cap Company changed the name to Anchor Hocking and kept Isaac busy in the office and on the executive board for an amazing 65 years before he retired in 1973 at the age of 98

Antique Ironstone Fluted Bowl by Coxon & Co circa 1863-1884 USPA approved glaze Diane AckermanI have learned that to be with those I like is enough. Walt Whitman {HISTORY} Started by English immigrant, Charles Coxon and his business partner J. F. Thompson in Trenton NJ in 1863, the story of Coxon & Co was short lived but made a big impact on the pottery scene thanks to not only the talents of Charles himself but his family as well. Trained in the traditional pottery methods in Staffordshire, England by the time Charles and his family