A book of porcelain, fine examples in the Victoria & Albert Museum (1910)
Rackham, Bernard, 1876-1964, Gibb, William · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 204
too small a circle of patrons toensure its success as a commercial venture. After hisworks had passed in 1770 into the hands of WilliamDuesbury of Derby, the style to which most of allChelsea owes its renown was soon abandoned. In the Mr. William Burton, in Enyiish Porcelain. ILAIK i; Jar, »itli… … DERBY 83 china made during the ensuing period, in whichthe Chelsea and Derby works were carried on con-jointly under the same proprietor, the Chelseaelement in the decoration is small, and it may beinferred that the new manner which appears hadalready been in vogue at Derby. At what date theDerby…
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