Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 117
nd the works. The Plymouthworks were not of long duration, for shortly afterwardsthey were removed to Bristol, and Richard Champion, of VOL. IL H 98 HISTORIC ORNAMENT. Bristol, obtained a licence from Cookworthy to make thePlymouth porcelain, and bought the entire rights from thelatter in 1773.… … Fig. 84.—Bowl of Tobacco-pipe, Worcester Ware. mouth and Bristol china, many of them being imitationsof Sevres and Oriental wares. In Staffordshire many porcelain works are still in exist-ence that began in the last century or early in this, suchas Longton Hall, New Hall, Spode, Wedgwood,…
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