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  • Dave the Slave
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  • Dave the Slave (also "Dave the Potter" and "David Drake") is the most commonly used moniker of an influential American potter who lived in Edgefield, South Carolina and produced alkaline-glazed stoneware pottery from the 1820s to the 1860s. He was an enslaved African-American, and often signed his works "Dave." [1] After emancipation he adopted the last name "Drake," presumably after Harvey Drake who was his owner until 1832 and who is presumed to have taught him to be a potter. [2] The dates of Dave's birth and death are not known.
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  • Dave the Slave (also "Dave the Potter" and "David Drake") is the most commonly used moniker of an influential American potter who lived in Edgefield, South Carolina and produced alkaline-glazed stoneware pottery from the 1820s to the 1860s. He was an enslaved African-American, and often signed his works "Dave." [1] After emancipation he adopted the last name "Drake," presumably after Harvey Drake who was his owner until 1832 and who is presumed to have taught him to be a potter. [2] The dates of Dave's birth and death are not known.
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