English porcelain : a handbook to the china made in England during the eighteenth century as illustrated by specimens in the national collections (1894)
Church, A. H. (Arthur Herbert), 1834-1915, South Kensington Museum · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 109
brick-red colour were also used. Some of the engraved copper-plates show not only fine workmanship, but a freedom and grace-fulness which make the impressions taken from them, whether onporcelain or on paper, really beautiful as works of art. But twoor three specimens of this over-glaze… … Fig. 27.—WORCESTER : COFFEE-CUP, PRINTED IN UNDERGLAZE BLUE,South Kensington Museum. No. 3215, 53. Fig. 28.—WORCESTER : MUG, TRANSFER PRINTED IN BLACK. Schreibek Collection. WORCESTER. 47 a painters hands), save that in a part of the picture the initials orthe name of the engraver occasionally…
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