Descriptive guide to the collection of old pottery and porcelain donated to the Technological museum by Thomas Handcock Lennard and Martha Lennard (1922)
Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (Sydney, N.S.W.). Thomas Handcock and Martha Lennard Collection, Laseron, Charles, Lennard, Thomas Handcock, Lennard, Martha · Sydney, J. Spence, acting government printer · leaf 29
— 26 — M m ~ The one or two pieces of undoubted Bristol in the Collection should becompared with the so-called Lowestoft already described. A cup and saucer(Fig, g) is the most typical example, the garland-like decoration being rathercharacteristic. Another useful guide to both Bristol and Plymouth… … Photo] Fig 9. Brislol. Cup and Saucer. Late eighteenlh Century. NANTGARW. It is the habit of many collectors to put down every old plate decoratedwith roses as Nantgarw, and to speak of the roses as Billingsley roses. It istrue that Billingsley painted roses in his own style, but no man could have…
Pottery -- Australia Sydney (N.S.W.)
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