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  3. Vol. 12 No. 1 (1984)

Vol. 12 No. 1 (1984)

Published: 2014-07-24

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  • The influence of 18th century naturalists in ceramic decoration

    J. C. Holdaway
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  • The Meissen influence on Chelsea raised anchor figures

    M. Skinner
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  • Two sources of underglaze blue prints on early 19th century pottery

    J. P. M. Latham
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  • An American collection of English pottery a chronology 1635 - 1778

    H. Goldweitz
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  • The beggar, a snuff-taker and a lady

    P. Bradshaw
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  • Painted landscapes of the Spode factory

    R. Copeland
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  • The Bow china warehouse, Cornhill notes about the premises

    J. Howell
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  • Some aspects of mocha ware

    K. A. G. Raybould
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  • An early 18th century waste deposit from the Vauxhall pottery

    R. Edwards
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  • Robert Hancock of Tividale

    E. Benton
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  • Extracts from 18th century London newspapers

    N. Valpy
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  • Spode & Copeland 1733-1983 Potters to the Royal Family since 1806

    R. Copeland
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