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 196
large firm like Copelandskept it going for many years. A family of bat printersnamed Bruce was employed by them for threegenerations at least, and that would take us back tillearly in the last century. If not misinformed it isstill used to a certain extent at Mintons. It wouldappear, however, to be… … Fig. D 4. JUG, CREAM WARE, BLACK PRINTLiverpool. The Bat Print. however, was peculiar in some respects, and she keptthe secret to herself. He further informs me that thepaper transfer work has been so much improved thatit is ousting the bat process in its own domain, that is,for the fineness and…
Transfer-printing · Pottery · Enameled ware
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