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 232
any others, through-out the half century, after the transfer processcommenced. There must have been many more. Ifso, they departed and left no sign of their presencesave the covering title of Sadler and Green. We may well say of these unknown but worthymen—quoting the language of Thomas Gray in… … Fig. D 24. PLATE, WHITE WARE, BLUE PRINT.Enoch Wood & Sons. After the Masters. The enumeration and illustration of these pieceswill go far to prove that the transfer print is not somuch entitled to be despised after all. Only a fewhave been unearthed. If that, can be done in thegreen tree what…
Transfer-printing · Pottery · Enameled ware
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