The ceramic art of Great Britain from pre-historic times down to the present day, Volume 1 (of 2) : $b being a history of the ancient and modern pottery and porcelain works of the kingdom and of their productions of every classJewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
History
The ceramic art of Great Britain from pre-historic times down to the present day, Volume 1 (of 2) : $b being a history of the ancient and modern pottery and porcelain works of the kingdom and of their productions of every class
Jewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
Pottery, British -- History
Chelsea--M. Spremont--Sale of the Works to
Duesbury--Removal to Derby--Wages Bills--Simpson’s
Works--Wedgwood’s Works--Ruhl’s Works--Bow--Heylin and
Frye--Weatherby and Crowther--Craft--Sale of Works to
Duesbury--Kentish Town--Giles and Duesbury--Euston
Road--Mortlocks and others--Hoxton--Hammersmith 168
CHAPTER VIII.
Worcester--Royal Porcelain Works--Dr. Wall--Warmstry
House and its Owners--The Porcelain Company--Early
Marks--Transfer Printing--King of Prussia Mug--Josiah
Holdship--Poem--Robert Hancock--Richard Holdship--Derby
China Works--Caughley--Flight and Barr--Chamberlain--Kerr
and Binns--R. W. Binns--Productions of the Works--Royal
Services--Tokens--Royal China Works--Granger and
Lee--Productions--St. John’s Encaustic Tiles--Rainbow
Hill Tileries--St. George’s Pottery Works--Rustic
Terra-Cotta--Stourbridge--The Lye Works--Stourbridge Clay 221
CHAPTER IX.
Salopian Wares--Uriconium--Caughley Works--Thomas
Turner--Introduction of “Willow Pattern”--Worcester
Works--Close of Caughley Works--Marks--Transfer
Printing--Hancock and Holdship--Coalport
Works--Jackfield--John Rose--Swansea and
Nantgarw--Productions of the Coalport
Works--Marks--“Willow Pattern” and “Broseley Blue
Dragon,” &c.--Broseley Pipes--Coalbrookdale Iron
Works--Terra Cotta--Madeley--Martin Randall’s
China--Jackfield Pottery--Maurice Thursfield--“Black
Decanters”--China--Craven Dunnill & Co.’s Tile
Works--Broseley--Benthall--Maw’s Tile Works--Broseley
Tileries--Benthall Potteries--Coalmoor 263
CHAPTER X.
Plymouth--William Cookworthy--The Divining
Rod--Discovery of Petuntse and Kaolin--Productions of
the Plymouth Works--Patent--Specification--Marks--Sale
to Champion--Transference to Bristol--Death
of Cookworthy--Plymouth Earthenware
Works--Watcombe--Terra-Cotta Works--Honiton--Exeter--Bovey
Tracey Pottery--Indiho Pottery--Bovey Pottery--Folley
Pottery--Bideford Pottery--Framington Pottery--Aller
Pottery 318
CHAPTER XI.
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