Better Gutenberg
Free, beautifully formatted public-domain ebooks

Chats on Old Earthenware

by Arthur Hayden

2 of 17 · Contents · Download EPUB

Bibliography

General

Catalogue of British Pottery and Porcelain. By T. Reeks and F. W. Rudler. 1876. (Out of print.)
(Formerly in the Museum of Practical Geology, Jermyn Street.)

Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain. By W. Chaffers. 12th Edition. 1908.

Ceramic Art of Great Britain. By Llewellyn Jewitt. 2 vols. 1878. 2nd Edition. 1 vol. 1883.

English Earthenware (made during the 17th and 18th centuries). By Professor A. H. Church, F. R. S. 1905.

History of Pottery and Porcelain. By J. Marryat. 1857.

History of English Earthenware and Stoneware (to the beginning of the 19th century). By William Burton, F. C. S. (Cassell & Co.) 1904.

Catalogue of British Pottery, &c., at the British Museum. By R. L. Hobson. 1903.

Art of the Old English Potter. By M. L. Solon. Folio. 2nd Edition. 1885.

Old English Pottery. By Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeth. (Morgan, Thompson, & Jamison.) £2 12s. 6d. net.

Catalogue of Pottery and Porcelain. (Willett Collection, at Brighton Museum.) 1905.

Pottery and Porcelain. A Guide to Collectors. F. Litchfield. 1900.

English Pottery and Porcelain. By E. A. Downman. 1896.

History of the Staffordshire Potteries. By S. Shaw. (Hanley.) 1829. Reissue by the Pottery Gazette. 1900.

The Chemistry of Pottery. By S. Shaw. (London.) 1837. Reissue by the Pottery Gazette. 1900.

Catalogue of English Pottery and Porcelain. (Alexandra Palace.) By R. H. Soden Smith. Destroyed by fire. 1873.

Transfer Printing on Enamels, Porcelain, and Pottery. By William Turner. 1907.

Examples of Early English Pottery. By J. E. Hodgkin and E. Hodgkin. 1891.

Staffordshire Pots and Potters. By G. W. Rhead and F. A. Rhead. 1906.

Catalogue of a Collection of English Pottery Figures deposited on loan by Messrs. Frank Falkner and E. J. Sidebotham at the Royal Museum, Peel Park, Salford. (Manchester.) 1906.

Chats on English China. By Arthur Hayden. (T. Fisher Unwin.) 4th Edition. 1909.
(The concluding chapters contain an outline history of English Earthenware.)


Particular

Staffordshire.

Pre-Wedgwood English Pottery. (Solon Collection.) Connoisseur, December, 1901; February, 1902.

William Adams, an old English Potter. Edited by W. Turner. 1904.

Josiah Wedgwood. By Miss E. Meteyard. 2 vols. 1865–6.

Wedgwood and his Works. By Miss E. Meteyard. 1873.

Memorials of Wedgwood. By Miss E. Meteyard. 1874.

The Wedgwood Handbook. By Miss E. Meteyard. 1875.

Josiah Wedgwood, Master Potter. By Professor A. H. Church. 1903.

Old Wedgwood (1760–1795). By F. Rathbone. Folio; 65 plates in colour. 1896.

Catalogue of Loan Collection of Wedgwood Ware, Liverpool Art Club. (Liverpool.) 1879.

Josiah Wedgwood. By Llewellyn Jewitt. 1865.

Handbook to the Tangye Collection of Wedgwood Ware. (Birmingham.) By F. Rathbone. 1885.

Wedgwood, Josiah—his Catalogue of Cameos, Intaglios, Bas-reliefs, Busts, and Small Statues, with a General Account of Tablets, Vases, Escritoires, and other Ornamental and Useful Articles. (London.) 1787.

Wedgwood, Josiah—his “Catalogue” (as above). Edited by Miss E. Meteyard. 1873.

John Wesley Busts in Staffordshire Pottery. By C. S. Sargisson. Connoisseur, September, 1907.

Catalogue of the Museum at the Etruria Works, Messrs. Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, Ltd. By Frederick Rathbone. 1909.
(Mr. Rathbone has arranged the collection of Flaxman’s designs, Wedgwood’s original pattern models and experimental “trials.”)

Bristol.

Two Centuries of Ceramic Art in Bristol. By H. Owen. 1873.

Derby.

The Pottery and Porcelain of Derbyshire. By A. Wallis and W. Bemrose. 1870.

Liverpool.

The Art of Pottery, with a History of its Progress in Liverpool. By J. Mayer. (Liverpool.) 1873.

The Liverpool Potteries. By C. T. Gatty. (Liverpool.) 1882.

Leeds.

Old Leeds Pottery. By J. R. and F. Kidson. (Leeds.) 1892.

Catalogue of Exhibition of Works of Art in the Cartwright Memorial Hall, Bradford. 1904.

Old Leeds Ware. By Henry B. Wilson. Connoisseur, 1904.

Swansea.

The Ceramics of Swansea and Nantgarw. By William Turner.

← Back to Chats on Old Earthenware

Scroll to Top