Romantic Staffordshire Ceramics With Values by Jeffery B. Snyder

Romantic Staffordshire Ceramics With Values by Jeffery B. SnyderTable of Contents The potters of England's Staffordshire district are famous for their sturdy Victorian era ceramics decorated with finely detailed transfer printed images. This text explores the 'wide range of early to mid nineteenth century transfer prints which fall under the brood heading "Romantic Staffordshire." Over 675 color photographs capture these beautifully decorated dinner wares, tea sets and other household ceramics in brilliant detail.

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The potters of England's Staffordshire district are famous for their sturdy Victorian era ceramics decorated with finely detailed transfer printed images.

This text explores the 'wide range of early to mid-nineteenth century transfer prints which fall under the brood heading "Romantic Staffordshire." Over 675 color photographs capture these beautifully decorated dinner wares, tea sets and other household ceramics in brilliant detail.

Included in the text is a discussion of numerous series of prints produced by many of Staffordshire's potters. The potters and their manufacturer's marks are identified as well. Also included are current values, a bibliography, and an index.

Here's a small sampling of the many makers referenced:
J. & R. Clews
Davenport
Johnson Bros.
Minton
J. & W. Ridgeway
Wedgewood
Rockingham Works
John Maddock & Sons
Charles James Mason & Co.
And many others!

500 color photos