Pottery & porcelain, a guide to collectors; containing nearly two hundred illustrations of specimens of various factories, nine coloured plates, and marks and monograms of all the important makers (1912)
Litchfield, Frederick, b. 1850 · London : Truslove & Hanson · leaf 306
d by the Leeds Pottery Company, and later, in 1850, the LEEDS 239 proprietors were Warburton, Britten & Co., afterwards RichardBritton & Sons. Besides the cream ware similar to Wedgwoods Queens ware already mentioned, we find in Leeds potterymade at the end of the eighteenth century,… … Leeds Ware Dish, cream coloured (formerly in the Jermyn Street Museum) occasionally groups closely resembling the Staffordshire produc-tions, but nearly always well modelled ; marbled and agate waresimilar to Whieldons, and some other varieties. Specimens of oldLeeds ware are not expensive, and the…
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