869642 The street-seller of crockery-ware bartering for old clothes, c.1840 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: From \'London Labour and the London Poor\' by Henry Mayhew. Engraved illustration based on a daguerreotype by Richard Beard showing a crockery seller or \'crock\' looking for clothes to exchange, preferring to barter for goods rather than sell. \'A good tea service we generally give for a left-off suit of clothes, hat and boots. We give a sugar basin for an old coat, and a rummer for a pair of old Wellington boots.\'); English, out of copyright.