JUST
IMPORTED in the Lamb, Capt. Price, from Bristol,
...yellow
ware in crates
SAMUEL
CARNE
The South Carolina Gazette, Charleston, 3 to 7 May, 1754.
CROFT & DART
Have just imported, in the Joseph, Capt. Seager,
from Bristol and will sell cheap
...shallow and soup white stone mosaic plates and
dishes - fruit baskets - green mellons and leaves - neat stone faces and horns
for flowers - blue and white water juggs...
South Carolina Gazette, Charleston, 29 Aug 1763,3-2.
Imported
in the Friendship Captain Ball, from London and to be sold by
Hetherington
and Hynock at their store upon the Bay-
”china
and china images”
South
Carolina Gazette, Charleston, 27 Aug
1763, 2-1.
FIFTY
Crates of YELLOW WARE to be sold cheap,
by
the subscriber, at his store in Elliot Street
Dec.
1st, 1764 John Vaux
South
Carolina Gazette, Charleston, 10 Dec
1764,Suppl. 2-3.
SAMUEL
WISE
Has
just imported in the Baltick Merchant, Capt. Clarkson,
from
BRISTOL,
...delph,
white stone, and blue and white stone chamberpots, white stone plates, dishes,
bowls, and tureens, pine apple, collyflower and tortoise shell tea pots, coffee
pots,
milk
pots, sugar dishes, flower horns, and pickle leaves, flower pots, milk pans,
crates
of earthenware, stone jugs.....
South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal, Charleston, 21 Jan 1766, 1-1.
Imported in the Brigantine Polly, Thomas Dean,
Master, from SALEM,
and to be sold on Col. Beale’s Wharf, GOOD old
Barbados Rum and Sugar, New England Rum, Molasses, Iron Pots of sundry sorts,
Wood Axes, half Bushels, Chairs,
Water Buckets, Sugar Boxes, Desks and Tables, Onions
in Bunches, Potatoes,
Cyder, Salt Fish, Earthen and Tin Ware,
South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal, Charleston, 21 Jan 1766, 3-2.
Just imported in the ship LIBERTY, ROBERT LIVINGSTON,
Master, from LEVERPOOL [sic]
ABOUT Three Thousand Bushels of fine Stove dried
Salt--Coals--Empty Bottles--Bottles Beer--A few
Crates of
Yellow Ware, black ware, and Porto-Bello Ware,
Cheshire and double Gloucester Cheese--Potatoes,
&c.
The above goods will be sold remarkably low by the
Quantity or Package, by NOWELL & LORD
South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal, Charleston, 28 Jan 1766, 2-2.
JAMES McCALL
Has just imported in the ship LLOYD, Capt. POCOCK,
from BRISTOL:
A VERY VALUABLE and COMPLEAT CARGO OF GOODS:
...[textiles, foods, hardware, and]...large red hearth
tiles, red unglazed China tea and coffee pots; brown bowls, compleat sets of
pencil work;...
South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal ,Charleston, 18 Aug 1767, 3-1.
TO BE SOLD...a CONSIGNMENT,
A LARGE QUANTITY of blue and white CHINA DISHES
ANDPLATES, ENAMELED PLATES, blue and white ENAMELED, and burnt in Setts
TEACHINA, blue and white and ENAMELED Pint and Half Pint BOWLS,
with sundry other CHINA WARE
Oats and Russell
South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal, Charleston, 25 Oct 1768, 3-1.
WILLIAM GLEN, AND SON
Have imported...from London...AMONGST WHICH ARE
An assortment of GLASS WARE, CRATES OF STONE AND
CLOUDY WARE, STONE JUGS.....
South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal, Charleston, 17 Mar 1772, 3-2.
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