Ripley, Mary Churchill · Syracuse, N.Y. : Keramic Studio Pub. Co. · leaf 7
e was a coarse body ware. Potterseverywhere in Great Britain were striving to produce betterquality in their table china, and while porcelain was beingmade in the potteries at Worcester, Chelsea, Derby, Plymouth,Bristol and numerous other places, many of the most skilledworkers of the times… … Staffordshire Ware. was made in the potteries bearing his name, but, as the Queenfavored and honored the great potter, he called his creamcolor Queens ware. As potters made their glazes and pastesof varying shades, the student collector miay become acquaintedwith numberless methods of detecting…
Pottery · Porcelain · Blue
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