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 550
ecomposition, which then became less dense and of a yellowishtint. The glaze is invariably level, and free from the blotchyappearance sometimes observed on early Chelsea and Bow speci-mens. A peculiarity, too, of the Worcester glaze is that in thegreat majority of specimens a shrinkage may be… … X r y, — .2 I WORCESTER 445 very few exceptions every article made at the Worcester factorywill be found to have been skilfully potted and carefully decorated.Flight &■ Ban- Period.—The management of the Worcesterworks received a severe blow by the death of the founder, Dr.Wall, in 1776, and in…
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