Transfer printing on enamels, porcelain and pottery : its origin and development in the United Kingdom (1907)
Turner, William, -1643 · London : Chapman and Hall ; New York : Keramic Studio Pub. Co. · leaf 100
d not commercial! He was a Frenchman andprobably not acquainted with our patent laws. Hehad no ambition to go into a business speculationfounded on the displacement of Dutch tiles. It wasnot in his line, which was line-engraving of animproved kind. All he wanted was a man likeJanssen to attend to… … Fig. ass. SUPPER SET, EARTHENWARE. BLUE PRINT.Herculaneum. Origin. thing as a patent law to protect it. Under all thesecircumstances and in the absence of positive proof ofany particular individual, or body of men, havingintroduced the transfer print at Battersea, it is areasonable thing to say…
Transfer-printing · Pottery · Enameled ware
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