spode-society.co.uk

danielcc.org

Links - Daniel Ceramic Circle

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Henry Daniel's early connection with Spode means that Daniel researchers will find these links invaluable:. The Spode Works V. The Spode Museum Trust. The Spode Exhibition Online. Daniel Earthenware is still relatively uncharted territory but these sites both offer their members valuable databases which include material relevant to Daniel research:. The Transferware Collectors Club. Raven Mason Collection Exhibition at Keele University. Stoke on Trent City Archives. Includes online pattern book). Victori...

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Societies – Northern Ceramic Society

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Financial report and accounts. Please note that links from this page to third-party sites do not constitute an endorsement by the NCS of the parties or their products and services. China Students Club, Boston. Derby International Porcelain Society. Morley College Ceramic Circle. Tiles and Architectural Ceramics Soc.

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Printed British Pottery & Porcelain | Information Resources

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When Was It Made? Early Italian Ceramic Printing. The Earliest Transfer-Printing in England: Birmingham and Battersea. Overglaze Printing on English Porcelain: the beginnings. Printing on Vauxhall Porcelain. The Beginnings and Spread of Underglaze Blue Printing. Printing at Liverpool: 1 Delftware. Printing at Liverpool: 2 Porcelain. Printing at Liverpool: 3 Creamware. The Spread of Printing on Creamware. Multi-Color Printing in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Early Underglaze Blue Printing on Earthenware.

spodeceramics.com

Spode Exhibition Online | Information Resources

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Josiah Spode I: Origins. Josiah Spode I: Early Pottery Experience. Josiah Spode I: Early partnerships. Josiah Spode I: In business for himself. Josiah Spode I: Death and Legacy. Josiah Spode II: Early History. Josiah Spode II: London Retailer. Josiah Spode II: London Business: Expansion. Josiah Spode II: Partnership with William Copeland. Josiah Spode II: Return to Stoke-upon-Trent. Josiah Spode II: From Potters to Landed Gentry. Josiah Spode II: Death. The Business: London Retail. Spode Shape Book 1820.

englishceramiccircle.org.uk

Links | English Ceramic CircleEnglish Ceramic Circle

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Join or pay subs here. Rules and Accounts of ECC. ECC supports any organisations which educate the public on ceramic topics, especially British ceramics. If you wish to have your organisation listed here, and can reciprocate on your own website, please contact us. The Museum of London:. The Bowes Museum, Castle Barnard:. The Victoria and Albert Museum. The Fitzwillian Museum, Cambridge:. The Coalport Museum, Telford:. The Holburne and Menstrie Museum, Bath:. The National Museum of Wales:.

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Daniel Ceramic Circle

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Where we have used material from other sources, we believe that such material is in the public domain; should this not be the case please advise us via the Contact page. Where documents exist that are the responsibility of individual authors, the views contained within the said documents do not necessarily represent the views of DCC. This website was designed by Fresh-Webs. All links are working at the time of writing but the Internet doesn't stand still so please advise us if you find any broken links.

fob.org.uk

Friends of Blue Links to other sites.

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Friends of Blue web site. Links to some other sites are given below. Http:/ www.northernceramicsociety.org. The Spode Museum Trust. Http:/ www.spodemuseumtrust.org/. The Spode Exhibition online. Http:/ www.danielcc.org. Tiles and Architectural Ceramics Soc. Http:/ www.asiaticpheasants.co.uk/. Ceramic Beer Pump Handles. Http:/ www.victorian-breweriana.me.uk/index.htm. Portmeirion Group ( still produces some Spode blue and white patterns. Http:/ www.spode.co.uk/.

oxfordceramicsgroup.org.uk

Links | Oxford Ceramics Group

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Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. The extension to the Ashmolean Museum was officially opened by the Queen on 2nd December 2009. In the thirty-nine galleries there are many wonderful items, previously in store, which are on display for the first time. The ceramic gallery is particularly impressive. The Allen Gallery, Alton, Hampshire. For its ceramics collection. Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. British and European ceramic collections. European and English ceramics. Derby porcelain and other Derbyshire ceramics.

derbyporcelain.org.uk

Links

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Derby Porcelain International Society. Links to Ceramic Societies, Museums and Fairs. Links to Other Ceramic Society Websites. The Friends of Nantgarw China Works Museum. The Oxford Ceramics Group. The Northern Ceramic Society. The Pinxton Porcelain Society. This web site is currently down so the link is temporarily removed). Links to Museums with a Strong Ceramic Representation. The Victoria and Albert Museum. The Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle. The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

willowcollectors.org

International Willow Collectors

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Here are several clubs and information websites you might find interesting. Flow Blue International Collectors’ Club. Printed British Pottery and Porcelain Online Exhibit. Transferware Collectors Club Image Gallery. 2015 International Willow Collectors.