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Chapter 3: LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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A practical handbook for collectors that offers accessible advice on assembling, identifying, and valuing historic English earthenware. It combines a beginner’s primer with illustrated surveys of early ware, English delft, stoneware, Staffordshire productions, major makers and schools, transfer-printed and lustre wares, and regional factories, alongside chapters on figures and later wares. Supporting material includes numerous illustrations and photographs of manufacturing stages, tables of marks and prices, a glossary and bibliography to aid identification and further study.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Frontispiece.
  Staffordshire Group, Vicar and Moses. Modelled by Ralph Wood about 1750. Marked R. Wood, Burslem. At British Museum.  
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Chapter I.—How to Collect.
  Exterior of Works, Etruria 37
  A Corner of Old Etruria Works 41
  Mill for Grinding Raw Materials 45
  The Thrower (showing the Potter's Wheel) 49
  The Oven 53
  The Dipping House 57
  The Enamel Kiln 61
Chapter II.—Early Ware.
  Mediæval Tiles 85
  Toft Dish, dated 1671; Posset Pot, dated 1685 89
  Earthenware Jug (late 17th century) 93
Chapter III.—English Delft.
  Lambeth Delft Jar (with Arms of Apothecaries' Company) 103
  Lambeth Delft "Sack" Bottle, dated 1652 107
  Bristol Delft Plate, representing Balloon Ascent 107
  Lambeth Delft Candlestick, dated 1648 111
  Old Dutch Brass Candlestick 111
  Bristol Delft Plate and Bowl 115
  Bristol Delft Dish, dated 1740 119
  Title-page and Illustration, from volume dated 1638 123
  Wincanton Delft Dish 127
Chapter IV.—Stoneware.
  Stoneware Jugs, Bellarmine and other forms 135
  Dwight Bust of James II., and Figures of Children Reading 139
  Elers Coffee Pot, Mug, and Teapot 143
  Astbury Teapots 149
  Fulham Stoneware Mug (dated 1725) and Jug 153
Chapter V.—Early Staffordshire Ware.
  Whieldon Ware Cauliflower Teapot 161
  Tortoiseshell Ware Plate 161
  Tortoiseshell Ware Teapot and Bowl and Cover 167
  Group of Astbury Ware 171
  Agate Cat and Salt-glazed Bear Jug 171
  Whieldon Tortoiseshell Animals 175
  Whieldon Group. St. George and the Dragon 175
  Whieldon Toby Jugs 179
  Groups of Early Staffordshire Jugs 183
  Early Staffordshire Jugs 189
Chapter VI.—Salt-glazed Ware, Staffordshire.
  Salt-glazed Teapots. Heart-shaped (Lovers') and Camel 197
  Group of Salt-glazed Ware 201
  Salt-glazed Teapot enamelled in colours 205
  Salt-glazed Vase and Punch Bowl enamelled in colours 209
  Salt-glazed Jug enamelled in colours 213
Chapter VII.—Josiah Wedgwood.
  Cream Ware Dessert Basket and Centre-piece 225
  Catherine II. of Russia Service—Cream Ware Plates 233
  Busts of Rousseau and Voltaire 233
  Black Basalt Teapot and Jasper Ware Tea Set 241
  Jasper Vase—"The Apotheosis of Virgil" 245
Chapter VIII.—The School of Wedgwood.
  Turner Jasper Vase—"Diana in her Chariot" 261
  Adams Blue and White Jasper Vase 261
  Turner Stoneware Teapot and Jug 267
  Black Basalt Teapots by Birch and by E. Mayer 271
  Stoneware Jugs by Spode and by Davenport 277
  Black Basalt Teapot (early 19th century) 277
Chapter IX.—Leeds and Other Factories.
  Leeds Cream Ware Centre-pieces 291
  Leeds Cream Ware Group. Basket, Candlesticks, &c. 295
  Mug and Jug. Leeds Cream Ware, decorated at Lowestoft 299
  Leeds Cream Ware Plate and Mug 303
  Staffordshire Jug, decorated at Lowestoft 303
  Rockingham Teapot 307
  Castleford Jug—Black Basalt 307
Chapter X.—Transfer-printed Ware.
  Salt-glazed Plate—"Hercules and the Waggoner" 319
  Transfer-printed Jug—"Diana in her Chariot" 319
  Transfer-printed Jugs—"Duke of York" and "Success to Trade" 323
  Group of Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Plates 327
  Spode Under-glaze Blue-printed Plate and Jug 331
  Turner Dish with Blue-printed "Willow pattern" 331
  Spode Blue-printed Ware, "Tower" pattern 335
  Blue-printed Dishes by Rogers and Adams 341
  Blue-printed Dishes—one with Claude landscape 345
Chapter XI.—Staffordshire Figures.
  Salt-glaze Figure and Figure of Cock marked R. Wood 351
  Diana and Group, Birth of Venus 355
  Group of Staffordshire Figures (Neale & Co.) 355
  Eloquence, or St. Paul Preaching at Athens 359
  Group Bacchus and Ariadne, and Figures of Venus and Adonis 363
  Busts of Bonaparte and Alexander of Russia 367
  Figures of Falstaff 371
  Staffordshire Figure decorated by Absalon, Yarmouth 375
  Staffordshire Figures of Musicians (various) 379
  Group of Toby Jugs 383
  Cupid and Figures of Flower Boys 387
  Figures of Fishwife and Mother Goose 391
Chapter XII.—Swansea and Other Factories.
  Swansea Plates and Swansea Bulb-pots 397
  Cambrian Vase, painted by Pardoe 401
  Swansea Jug, painted by Evans 401
  Swansea Transfer-printed Ware, Group of 405
  Dillwyn's Etruscan Ware, Vase and Tazza 405
  Portland Vase in Red Ware (Isleworth) 409
  Liverpool Plate and Finely Painted Mug 409
  Brown Stoneware Jugs (Isleworth) 413
Chapter XIII.—Lustre Ware.
  Lustre Goblets and Gold Lustre Mugs 425
  Silver Lustre Figures by Wood and Caldwell 431
  Silver Lustre Jugs 431
  Copper Lustre Mug and Group of Copper Lustre Ware 437
Chapter XIV.—Late Staffordshire Ware.
  Dessert Plates and Dessert Dish (Mason's Patent Ironstone China) 447
  Granite China Vase, marked C J M & Co. 451
  Transfer-printed Plates (C. Meigh & Son) 455
  Set of Staffordshire Earthenware Vases, richly decorated 455
  Group of Nelson Jugs 459
  Transfer-printed Plate in Colours, subject—Steam Carriage 463
  Old Print, New Steam Coach, dated 1827 463
  Transfer-printed Jug, representing Stephenson's Rocket 467
  Cyder Mug, Transfer-printed, representing Railway Train 467
  Doulton Stoneware Jug, with Bacchanalian subject 471