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Nineteenth-century English ceramic art (1912)

Blacker, J. F · London · leaf 77

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amongst the objects which collectors covet. Some say that Spode was the first to introduce bone as a constituent of his porcelain. That may be doubted, but there is no doubt that he was the first to use felspar in its composition. Hence early Spode china possesses qualities of transparency and… … SPODE AND COPELANd's DRAGON PATTERN. proprietors are per- fectly able to reproduce all the old designs from the original pattern books and moulds in their possession. Fortunately, guidance is secured by an excellent series of marks, most of which were printed or impressed upon the ware, though the…

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