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 140
be when the gaudy colours underglaze, came in. A lighter blue was used andother colours, such as green, brown, lilac and anunderglaze black. The early blue printed ware wasof a strong, dark blue tint, and was almost as fineas the best quality of Nankin china. It is rather a singular circumstance… … Fig. B 1 6.MUG, PORCELAIN, BLACK PRINTWorcester. Fig. B 1 7.VASE, PORCELAIN, BLACK PRINT. Worcester. Development in the 18th Century. SWANSEA. In the case of Swansea a very extensive businesswas at one time done in printed ware, especially forexport to the West Indian Islands. Large quantitiesof…
Transfer-printing · Pottery · Enameled ware
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